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Authors
    • David Ehrenstein
    • Bill Gallo
    • Glenn Gaslin
    • Andy Klein
    • Robert Klepper
    • M.V. Moorhead
    • Jean Oppenheimer
    • Michael Sragow
    • Luke Y. Thompson
    • Gregory Weinkauf
    • Robert Wilonsky

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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Splat

The Da Vinci Code (2006)

"All in all, a respectable and predictable adaptation."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Dahmer (2002)

"Star Jeremy Renner seems shorter than Dahmer, but is otherwise a look-alike and gives a convincingly intense and weird performance."

Andy Klein

Splat

Dancer in the Dark (1999)

"[Von Trier's] work starts to feel bloated, self-important, and boring."

Gregory Weinkauf

Splat

Dancing at the Blue Iguana (2001)

"The strippers each fit into nice clearly delineated archetypes (a function of most strippers' personas, but one you don't expect to be as well defined in their real lives)."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys (2002)

"Give Care and McFarlane points for trying to do something innovative with the same old thing. But realize that, as spruced up as the facade may be, this movie is indeed still the same old thing."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Danny Deckchair (2004)

"One randomly recruited audience member directly behind me -- let's call him the Shouter -- exclaimed, 'That's tight!'"

Gregory Weinkauf

Tomato

Dark Blue World (2001)

"The filmmakers give us a bitter taste of both the Nazi and Red regimes and take pains to remind us that one form of totalitarianism is no less cruel than another."

Bill Gallo

Tomato

The Dark Crystal (1982)

"Immerses us in a familiar yet utterly unique world that's deeper, wider and more vibrantly alive than any mere puppetry."

Gregory Weinkauf

Splat

The Dark Crystal (1982)

"Yeah, the puppets look neat; too bad the story's stupid and the voice-acting sucks."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Dark Water (2005)

"The Pang Brothers’ The Eye and Gore Verbinski’s The Ring were better remakes of Dark Water than this."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
4/5

Darkman (1990)

"Some of Liam Neeson's finest work. Effectively Raimi's audition for Spider-Man."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Darkness Falls (2003)

"One can almost imagine director Liebesman walking out of the lackluster Blair Witch sequel going..."I could have done it better." And he did."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
5/5

Das Boot (1982)

"The closest thing to being in real submarine combat that the movies will ever present."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
5/5

Dawn of the Dead (1978)

"Simply the best zombie horror flick ever made"

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Dawn of the Dead (2004)

"Apparently Armageddon resembles the mosh pit at a Korn concert."

Gregory Weinkauf

Splat

The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

"Welcome to the year's big mystery movie, the mystery being: Who the hell greenlights insipid Irwin Allen wannabes?"

Gregory Weinkauf

Tomato

The Day I Became A Woman (2001)

"A spare film, with little dialogue but a lot to say."

Jean Oppenheimer

Splat
2/5

The Day of the Locust (1975)

"Much has been made of the climactic riot scene, which may have seemed novel when Nathanael West first wrote it back in the '30s, but it's just plain goofy when viewed today"

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Days of Being Wild (1990)

"Wong has a reputation for slow-moving mood pieces in which very little happens, but that's not the case here."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat
2/5

Dead Again (1991)

"Really pretty lame."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Dead Daughters (2007)

"Russia apparently hasn't yet received the news that the "J-horror" films as a trend are over"

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Dead or Alive (2001)

"While the whole is diverting, the ending's utter repudiation of reality seems like pissing on the audience."

Andy Klein

Splat
2/5

Dead Poets Society (1989)

"Generally fairly tedious and predictable, without being especially believable."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
4/5

Dead Ringers (1988)

"Irons' best performance ever, times two -- but it's hard to like a film this cold."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
5/5

Dead Tired (1995)

No article available.

Andy Klein

Tomato
5/5

The Dead Zone (1983)

"The classic Walken role, by which all subsequent ones are measured. Possibly the best Stephen King adaptation too."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat
1/5

Deadline (1987)

No article available.

Andy Klein

Splat

Dear Wendy (2005)

"the story makes no sense and depends upon people acting based on some crazed Dane's mental stereotype of Americans rather than actual human beings."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Death at a Funeral (2007)

"...it's like walking into a fancy restaurant and being served a dead rat: tonally inconsistent and sufficient to discolor the entire experience."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
3/5

Death Becomes Her (1992)

"Some neat ideas in this flick, all of them way overplayed."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Death to Smoochy (2002)

"DeVito has a knack for the material, and it's his ability to balance the toxic goofball heart of American television with complicated adult conflicts, particularly revenge, that brings Resnick's script to life."

Gregory Weinkauf

Tomato

The Debut (2000)

"All involved seem keyed into the subtextual subtleties of a story that, while simple on the surface, is exceedingly rich underneath."

David Ehrenstein

Tomato
5/5

The Decalogue Box Set (1988)

"Who knows how often you'll actually want to watch the whole thing, but it's masterful film-making nonetheless."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

The Deep End (2001)

"McGehee and Siegel have made an engrossing, often enlightening character study."

Andy Klein

Tomato
3/5

The Deer Hunter (1978)

"Overlong, but with moments of greatness."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
4/5

Delicatessen (1991)

"An auspicious debut for Jeunet that tends to be overly praised, but is definitely worth seeing."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Deliver Us From Eva (2003)

"[Y]ou'd never suspect the director had made a film before, much less had four novels published, one of which gets conspicuous product-placement time onscreen."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
4/5

Deliverance (1972)

"It doesn't all hold together, but when it does, it scares you into never ever wanting to vacation down South."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)

"Deuce may be the only role Schneider will ever be good in, but that'll do."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Deuces Wild (2002)

"Been there, done that... a thousand times already, and better."

Andy Klein

Tomato

The Devil's Backbone (2001)

"For those who can stomach this kind of thing, [del Toro has] delivered a haunting work of art that will stay with you for some time."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

The Devil's Rejects (2005)

"Lots of people are going to find it utterly abhorrent. Crazy drunken rednecks, however, will wear out their DVD copies."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005)

"The humor is so cartoonish that it's impossible to take the "serious" content as being representative of anything remotely real."

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato
5/5

Dick Tracy (1990)

"A ground-breaking and striking comic-based movie, though the villains are too easily vanquished"

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Die Another Day (2002)

"Tamahori pumps a tremendous amount of energy into his Bond movie, and it's an electrifying ride."

Gregory Weinkauf

Tomato
5/5

Die Hard (1988)

"Slower to get going than I remembered -- and that's a good thing"

Luke Y. Thompson

Tomato

Dinner Rush (2001)

"You'll be rewarded with some of the finest ensemble acting this year."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat

Dinosaur (2000)

"Tougher-minded children among us may find it hard to sit, without embarrassment, through this bizarre mixture of paleontology, preposterous anthropomorphism, and fuzzy-headed New Age myth-making."

M.V. Moorhead

Splat

Dirt Boy (2001)

"There's nothing here that John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness didn't do much better."

Luke Y. Thompson

Splat
2/5

Dirty Dancing (1987)

No article available.

Andy Klein

  
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