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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat 6/10	Eight Legged Freaks (2002)	"The special effects are top-notch, and the scene in which motocross racers are attacked inspires a certain glee, but after the first five or so hicks get devoured, it gets a little old."	Bill Pearis
Tomato	Election (1999)	"Election is a darkly funny, often twisted, and thoroughly enjoyable film."	Sandra Ramani
Splat 4/10	Elephant (2003)	"Ultimately pointless, this lethargic picture seems to be trying to make a statement but succumbs to its own artiness -- including a cast made up mostly of non-actors."	Erich Scholz
Tomato 7/10	Elf (2003)	"Not aspiring to be much more than a simple fish-out-of-water comedy, Elf is sweet and a little hokey -- and has the makings of a holiday classic."	Erich Scholz
Tomato 7/10	Elling (2002)	"Fortunately, Elling never gets too cloying thanks to the actors' perfect comic timing and sweet, genuine chemistry."	Justin Hartung
Splat 5/10	Emerald Cowboy (2003)	"The location camerawork and story are outstanding, but amateurish acting and editing keep this dreamy mess from feeling like a proper movie."	Erich Scholz
Splat 5/10	The Emperor's Club (2002)	"The ill-conceived modern-day ending falls flat where it should deliver a moral punch."	Jordana Brown
Tomato 8/10	The Emperor's New Clothes (2002)	"Ian Holm can pretty much improve any film he's in. Here his enormous acting skills are used to great comedic effect."	Michael Phillips
Splat	The Emperor's New Groove (2000)	"Tries to entertain adults, but may prove confusing to kids."	Laura Reiley
Tomato 7/10	Empire (2002)	"Leguizamo is perfect as the streetwise yet na�ve Rosas, and Peter Sarsgaard and Denise Richards are convincing as morally bankrupt Manhattan socialites."	Brian Obermiller
Splat	End of Days (1999)	"End of Days is definitely in the top two or three worst studio films of the year."	Steven Boone
Tomato	The End of the Affair (1999)	"Fiennes' and Moore's performances are strong enough to carry this film through even the slightly preposterous turn that puts the movie on the path to that conclusion."	Steven Boone
Splat	The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition (2001)	"Butler reaches too hard for profundity and misses the old-fashioned adventure yarn at his story's core."	Arne Johnson
Splat	Enemy at the Gates (2001)	"A tiresome, unconvincing collection of war-movie clich�s."	Dave Kehr
Tomato 4/4	Enigma (2002)	"The big-screen equivalent of a page-turner."	Ross Brooks
Tomato 7/10	Enough (2002)	"A surprisingly effective thriller, outdistancing similar hooey like Sleeping with the Enemy and Double Jeopardy by miles."	Bill Pearis
Splat	Entrapment (1999)	"Confusing, convoluted!"	Bill Pearis
Splat 4/10	Equilibrium (2002)	"Combining elements of 1984, Fahrenheit 451 and The Matrix, this ridiculous sci-fi mish-mash sounds appealing, but is nothing more than a poorly designed knockoff."	Erich Scholz
Tomato	Erin Brockovich (2000)	"The unshakable authenticity [Soderbergh] brings to the background goes a long way toward grounding the script's more egregiously crowd-pleasing moments."	Dave Kehr
Tomato	Eureka (2001)	"While director Shinji Aoyama's style is understated, meditative and deliberate, he manages to grab the viewer from the very beginning, and rarely lets go."	Bilge Ebiri
Tomato 6/10	The Event (2003)	"A touching tribute to a community celebrating life in the face of tragedy and death."	Erich Scholz
Splat	An Everlasting Piece (2000)	"Some of the banter between the two leads is lightly entertaining, though none of the humor is sharp enough to relate to the tragic setting in any meaningful way."	Dave Kehr
Splat	Everybody's Famous (2001)	"An odd combination of sentimentality and cynicism."	Dave Kehr
Splat	Everything Put Together (2001)	"None of the actors are given a chance to break through the slow-moving, manipulative script."	Michael Phillips
Tomato 8/10	The Evil Dead (1979)	"Think "The Blair Witch Project," but with the witch holding the camera."	Dan Fazio
Tomato	Evolution (2001)	"A pleasant comedy-adventure."	Dave Kehr
Tomato	Exit Wounds (2001)	"Seagal's resurrection might not last longer than this film, but Wounds manages to be a superior successor to the testosterone flicks of the 1980s."	Sean O'Connell
Splat	The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen (2000)	"Remains what it has always been: creepy, sadistic, well-acted nonsense."	Lawrence Levi
Splat 4/10	Extreme Ops (2002)	"Extremely silly is more like it."	Bill Pearis
Tomato 8/10	The Eye (2003)	"Just how scary is it? Even the film's daytime confrontations are enough to cause a severe jolt, but one nocturnal sequence involving a moaning old woman could leave viewers shuddering for days."	Bryan Reesman
Tomato	Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	"Brilliantly illuminates his strengths as a filmmaker while also spotlighting his shortcomings."	Philip Wuntch
Tomato	Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	"It's Kubrick telling a tediously elaborate joke at a party, using his eccentric genius and charisma to keep you captivated against all odds."	Steven Boone

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