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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	Gangs of New York (2002)	"It's a magnificent achievement -- holes, tatters, crudities, screw-ups, and all."	David Edelstein
Tomato	George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead (2008)	"Hardly top-drawer Romero. In fact, it may be his worst zombie film yet. But even bad Romero is a far sight more interesting than the coolly sadistic guts-porn that currently passes for mainstream horror."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	George A. Romero's Land of the Dead (2005)	"Romero still has a gift for expressive carnage and for turning zombies into something more than mindless, festering, plague-spreading viscera-chewers."	David Edelstein
Splat	Gerry (2003)	"I'd be lying if I said it didn't annoy the hell out of me for most of its 103-minute running time. But I might watch it again sometime and try a little harder to get on its wavelength."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Get Real (1999)	"The strength of this agreeable comedy, directed by Simon Shore from a screenplay by Patrick Wilde, is that it makes even the tiniest sexual encounters seem emotionally momentous."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Ghost Town (2008)	"The last two lines of dialogue may be the best kicker I've heard in a movie this year."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Ghost World (2001)	"Ineffably sad and rich."	David Edelstein
Splat	Gigli (2003)	"The movie is bafflingly boring and ridiculous."	David Edelstein
Tomato	The Girl Next Door (2004)	"Emile Hirsch has the perfect stricken alertness, and Greenfield has a marvelous joker up his sleeve in Timothy Olyphant as Kelly, Danielle's quasi-pimp."	David Edelstein
Tomato	The Girlfriend Experience (2009)	"Though the result is thematically slight, it's structurally sophisticated enough to reward a second viewing (or at least, unlike Grey's previous work, to be watched all the way through)."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Giuliani Time (2006)	"So successful -- the archive being so generous, after all -- at painting Giuliani as an unlikable bully that by the end of the film you're left wondering, Why even bother?"	Stephen Metcalf
Splat	Godsend (2004)	"A pea-brained hodgepodge of The Omen (1976), The Sixth Sense (1999), and about 30 Grade-Z Bela Lugosi mad-scientist movies."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Gojira (1954)	"The most emotionally authentic fake monster movie ever made."	David Edelstein
Splat	The Golden Compass (2007)	"The Golden Compass is a tepid, jumbled Hollywood fable whose final message seems to amount to little more than 'Follow your dreams,' or worse, 'Stay tuned for the sequel.'"	Dana Stevens
-	The Golden Girls - The Complete First Season (1985)	Click here to see the review.	Troy Patterson
Tomato	Good Hair (2009)	"The result is a pop documentary in the Morgan Spurlock mode, cheeky and smart without being too serious."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	The Good Thief (2003)	"This is a movie for which you want to give an award to the casting director, Susie Figgis."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Goodbye Solo (2009)	"There's hope yet for world cinema if an Iranian-American director can take the premise of an Iranian film, set it in North Carolina, cast the lead roles with an African fashion model and Elvis Presley's former bodyguard, and produce something utterly new."	Dana Stevens
-	Gosford Park (2001)	Click here to see the review.	David Edelstein
Splat	Gran Torino (2008)	"This is the better by far of the two movies Eastwood has made this year, a stripped-down alternative to the overupholstered Changeling."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams (2007)	"Grbavica, like its heroine, is brave enough to try to find love among the ruins."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Grindhouse (2007)	"You don't need to be an exploitation fanboy to appreciate the energy, imagination, and spirit with which Rodriguez and Tarantino pay homage to the cheapo cinema they love."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Grizzly Man (2005)	"Amazing documentary."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Groove (2000)	"A little bland, but it puts you in the mood to forgive it: relaxed and mellow and accepting."	David Edelstein
-	The Ground Truth (2006)	Click here to see the review.	Dana Stevens
Tomato	A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (2006)	"Saints is so personal and site-specific a work that it's hard to imagine what Dito Montiel will pull out of his hat for an encore. But even if this is the only movie he has in him, the Queens kid hasn't done so badly for himself after all."	Dana Stevens

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