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Splat 2/5	Race to Witch Mountain (2009)	"Race To Witch Mountain promises sci-fi but ultimately delivers lo-fi. Its themes are predictable and its look generic: this is one Race you may want to sit out."	Tony Horkins
Tomato 5/5	Raging Bull (1980)	"Martin Scorsese�s luminous study of a man at war with his own nature remains undimmed after almost 30 years."
Splat 2/5	Rambo (2008)	"On one level Rambo delivers what you�re expecting: hard-to-hear dialogue married to hard-to-watch action. But this outing is uncomfortably gruesome and blatantly manipulative. Despite grander aspirations, only leather-tough mayhem-lovers will be satisfied"	Tony Horkins
Tomato 4/5	Ratatouille (2007)	"Novel in concept, exquisite in execution, another family feast from Pixar suitable for all palates. Not a studio chef d�oeuvre, perhaps, but still the richest of this year�s animations. Don�t miss the starter course, hilarious space short Lifted."	Matthew Leyland
Tomato 4/5	The Reader (2008)	"Pleasingly adult material powered by elegant, muscular performances. A strong adaptation of a slippery novel."	Chris Hicks
Tomato 4/5	Red Cliff (2009)	"A sweeping, stirring breath-snatcher that finds the director on his finest form since Face/Off. Even half-cut, it�s a whole lot of epic."	Matthew Leyland
Splat 1/5	Red Mist (2008)	"Beep, beep, wooooooo�: this moronic medical horror's so awful, you'll be willing yourself to flatline."	Jamie Russell
Tomato 4/5	Redbelt (2008)	"Not prime, grade-A Mamet, but this meaty martial-arts movie offers heavyweight performances and a deliciously juicy set-up. Things get scrappy in the last act, but you�ll want to see how it all unravels."	Tom Charity
Tomato 4/5	Rendition (2007)	"Hood becomes a Hollywood player with a powerful, politically challenging film that pulls no punches. An impressive cast at the top of their game, plus a killer twist that�s anything but a flashy gimmick."
Tomato 3/5	Reprise (2008)	"Style is mirrored by content, Trier�s non-linear storytelling (unnamed narrator, imagined versions of events) credibly reflecting the characters� turbulent inner worlds."	Tom Dawson
Tomato 4/5	Rescue Dawn (2007)	"Ray Mears has nothing on Werner Herzog. A rough guide to survival in the cruel, cruel world, with a captivating central performance from Christian Bale. Gripping, emotional and, oddly, gloriously optimistic."	Nev Pierce
Splat 2/5	Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)	"Scaling dizzy heights of sheer averageness, the third in writer/ producer Paul WS Anderson�s stillborn zombie saga is the best � or least worst � yet."	Matthew Leyland
Splat 2/5	The Return (2006)	"She gulps a hell of a lot, her cardigan sleeves are pulled down over her hands and her forehead�s slightly furrowed (not too much, mind, it could make her look old). It can only mean one thing: Sarah Michelle Gellar is acting."	Jamie Russell
Splat 1/5	Return to the Blue Lagoon (1991)	"Even the soft porn is a total yawn."
Splat 1/5	Reverb (2008)	"The whole thing takes itself so seriously it�s not even good for a laugh. Maybe it�s scarier if you play it backwards."	Rosie Fletcher
Tomato 3/5	Revolutionary Road (2008)	"DiCaprio and Winslet channel much nuance into their home-based hell. Mendes� level-headed helming is best at pinpointing the brutality of banality, while Roger Deakins� lush cinematography stylises suburbia as a lavish velvet coffin for its residents."	Kevin Harley
Tomato 3/5	The Right of the Weakest (2006)	"Belvaux�s sympathies for his marginalised subjects are beyond doubt; the film�s at its best when observing how the characters� lives are constrained by their environments (adroitly captured by the widescreen lensing)."	Tom Dawson
Tomato 3/5	Righteous Kill (2008)	"A spotty cop procedural that serves its purpose performance-wise; De Niro and Pacino have been better, but they�ve also been far, far worse. Shoring up a convoluted script and journeyman direction, their double-act is muscular enough to please the crowds."	Dennis Brabham
Splat 1/5	Rise of the Footsoldier (2007)	"The filmmakers� wide-eyed attempt to turn Leach into a living legend will probably rattle Daily Mail readers� cages; everyone else may find its stonking hard-on for real-life hard men slightly ludicrous."	Jamie Russell
Tomato 3/5	Rocket Science (2007)	"Backed by a fine cast (including sardonic narrator Alec Baldwin), there�s no argument: Blitz is a confident new voice."	Tom Charity
Tomato 4/5	RocknRolla (2008)	"Forget the tabloids � this cocksure caper shows Ritchie is much more than Mr Madonna, while Butler and Kebbell have talent to burn. Punchy, funny, criminal entertainment."	Nev Pierce
Tomato 4/5	Rocky Balboa (2006)	"The Rocky Balboa you were hoping for, dreaming for, and an astonishing personal triumph for Stallone. Bring on Rambo IV?"	Jonathan Crocker
Tomato 4/5	Role Models (2008)	"For most of the film�s running time, Wain refuses to give in to mush or melodrama, preferring to prod hopelessly dysfunctional characters into uneasy duels, just to see who blinks first."
Tomato 3/5	The Romance of Astrea and Celadon (2007)	"Strip away the fey costumes, aristocratic nymphs, kindly druids and fairytale castles and what have you got? A typically Rohmerian exploration of courtship and fidelity among innocent young �uns."	Tom Dawson
Tomato 3/5	Rudo and Cursi (2009)	"Cuar�n�s spirited footie fable is a game of two halves, buzzing with balls, bimbos and black comedy, but ultimately unable to bring home the trophy. Bernal gets man of the match, no contest."	Kate Stables
Tomato 4/5	Rumba (2008)	"Dominique Abel and Fiona Gordon prove worthy heirs to the gangly genius of Jacques Tati in this surreal comic gem."	Sam Wigley
Tomato 3/5	Run, Fat Boy, Run (2008)	"Pegg proves agreeable company in a lightweight Britcom whose biggest laughs emanate from its supporting cast."
Splat 2/5	Rush Hour 3 (2007)	"You have to wonder, what Max Von Sydow and Roman Polanski are doing propping up the cast of a picture whose action beats, if neatly staged, can't hold a candle to The Bourne Ultimatum's, and whose so-called comedy depends on reinforcing insulting ra"

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