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

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Tomato	A Tale Of Two Sisters (2003)	"Kim Jee-Woon's serious approach has its merits, but it also creates some problems that mar, without ruining, the film's effectiveness."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato 4/4	Tales from the Crypt (1972)	"This film cannot be recommended enough."	Lucius Gore
Tomato	Tales of Terror (1962)	"A lavish-looking, stylish piece of work."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato 2.5/4	Taste the Blood of Dracula (1970)	"Given the lack of Lee screen time, 'Taste' is actually a pretty damn good Hammer film, with a strong story, the usual stock of excellent actors, great costumes, etc."	Lucius Gore
Tomato	Taste the Blood of Dracula (1970)	"Thematically intriguing %u2014 a sort of broadside attack on Victorian hypocrisy."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Teeth (2008)	"Writer-director Mitchell Lichtenstein's low-budget horror film is...more satirical than scary...however, he ultimately delivers the gory goods."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat	The Clone Wars (2008)	"In its own way THE CLONE WARS is quite an achievement: it almost perfectly synthesizes everything that has been wrong with the films since%u2026 oh, well - Return of the Jedi."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat 1.5/4	The Cottage (2008)	"'The Cottage' doesn't have enough horror to satisfy horror fans and not enough comedy to satisfy everybody else."	Lucius Gore
Tomato	The Signal (2007)	"This is much more than a typical genre piece; it's a sort of hip, almost punk, combination of drama, science-fiction and horror."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Theatre of Blood (1973)	"One of the highlight's of Vincent Price's later career, a film that fused his reputation as a horror star with his penchant for self-parody."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	The Thing (1982)	"Carpenter's rethinking of producer Howard Hawks' classic is an honorable attempt to hew closer to the original story."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)	"There is a BEETLEJUICE-type of manic energy %u2014 a sense of imagination run riot that makes the film always worth watching, even when the story loses traction"	Steve Biodrowski
-	Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)	"Mainstreaming Necrophilia for the Masses"	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Timber Falls (2007)	"Although clearly derivative, the film works hard to assemble its familiar pieces into something that works in its own right."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato 4/4	Timecrimes (2008)	"Easily the best science fiction movie in a decade"	Lucius Gore
Splat	Titan A.E. (2000)	"Titan's animation is jerky, the story is ridiculous, and the plot holes are bigger than galaxies."	Ian Ebright
Tomato	Titan A.E. (2000)	"If you can get past the problems with story and characterization, there are quite a few visual delights waiting for you."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat	TMNT (2007)	"This mediocre computer-generated action flick is packed full of monsters and sword-fights, but the story-telling is about as deft as a turtle turned on its back, struggling to get up but going nowhere fast."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)	"The film seldom reaches the pitch of Goldfinger, but it does stay on tune, thanks to performers who know how to belt out an old favorite."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat	Tooth and Nail (2007)	"A laughably bad post-apocalyptic thriller."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat	Transformers (2007)	"Although it strives to appeal to the whole family, it winds up emerging as a kiddie flick on steroids - a big-budget, effects heavy, feature film version of a Saturday morning cartoon."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Trapped Ashes (2006)	"Ultimately, I'd recommend this film for fans of anthology horror films, but it's far from a classic."	Lucius Gore
Splat	Trapped Ashes (2006)	"Any film that let's Ken Russell direct an episode about killer breasts deserves some kind of credit, almost regardless of the results."	Steve Biodrowski
Splat	Twice-Told Tales (1963)	"Twice Told Tales features beautiful Technicolor cinematography ... but it suffers from slow pacing and ... dull storytelling."	Steve Biodrowski
Tomato	Twister (1996)	"The action starts in the opening frame and never lets up."	Steve Biodrowski

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