ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rotten Tomatoes: Celebrities - Celebrity Movie Stars from your Favorite Movies

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	The Jacket (2005)	"The acting is uniformly excellent."	Andrew Sarris
Splat	The Jacket (2005)	"A gruesome, pretentious and incompetent mess."	Rex Reed
-	Jackie Brown (1997)	Click here to see the review.	Andrew Sarris
Splat	Jackpot (2001)	"Despite the engaging talents of Mr. Gries, Mr. Morris and Ms. Hannah, the best thing about Jackpot is the generous spirit that pervades Sunny�s on-the-road encounters with three representative but strictly dream-level pick-ups."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	The Jane Austen Book Club (2007)	"The cast alone makes The Jane Austen Book Club good -- though not great -- entertainment for at least the bookish moviegoers among us."	Andrew Sarris
Splat	Janice Beard 45 WPM (2002)	"All ends well, sort of, but the frenzied comic moments never click."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Japanese Story (2004)	"Overcomes a whole array of mystifying improbabilities and unlikely affinities to serve as an emotionally compelling vehicle for Toni Collette."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Jar City (2008)	"For those of us, like me, who know next to nothing about Iceland or the Icelandic cinema, Jar City is an absorbingly revelatory experience, and one of the most mesmerizing movies of the year."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Jarhead (2005)	"In all respects, Jarhead is straight from the horse�s mouth. See it."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Jazz in the Diamond District (2009)	"The music, with its infectious energy, together with Ms. Cameron�s onstage charisma makes Jazz in the Diamond District well worth seeing."	Andrew Sarris
Splat	Jersey Girl (2004)	"A mess, but forced to carry the rest of this too-saccharine but sometimes amusing film based on the personal experiences of scruffy, offbeat director Kevin Smith, Mr. Affleck has his moments."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Jet Lag (2003)	"Director Thompson and her two A-list stars take a grand holiday from their usual seriousness, exploring all of the possibilities offered by this situation with charm and style."	Rex Reed
Splat	Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade (2001)	"Confirms my preference for live-action cinematography, without any tricks or conceits to place quotation marks around an already fantastic illusion of reality."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Jindabyne (2007)	"Jindabyne requires patience, but the payoff is rewarding."	Rex Reed
Splat	John Q (2002)	"Manipulative sentimentality, contrived plot and phony climax."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Joshua (2007)	"Joshua is a reason for applause."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Joyeux No�l (2006)	"Profound, beautifully made and deeply touching."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Julie & Julia (2009)	"This movie is an emerald of enchantment in the current sewer of cinematic trap rock."	Rex Reed
Splat	Jumper (2008)	"A piece of idiotic sci-fi piffle called Jumper looks like $90 billion wasted on 90 minutes of popcorn junk. Even the butter is phony."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Junebug (2005)	"All the acting is so good, and the setting is so rightly observed, that Junebug emerges as one of the best pictures of the year."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Jung (War) in the Land of the Mujaheddin (2001)	"Jung is nothing if not timely, relevant and resonant in its heroic humanism in the face of the seemingly endless suffering of the people in this war-ravaged land."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Juno (2007)	"Juno represents an almost magical configuration of very talented people with very much the same brand of whipsaw humor."	Andrew Sarris
Tomato	Juno (2007)	"The snappy, new wave dialogue and a sprightly cast that considers suburban insanity as normal as an addiction to nasal spray and one-calorie breath mints turns Juno into an incendiary comic spree."	Rex Reed
Tomato	Just Like Heaven (2005)	"See two charming characters make beautiful music together."	Andrew Sarris

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