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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	L.I.E. (2001)	"Taps into that growing body of gothic disaffection best termed suburban noir. And this particular dystopic suburban teen's eye view of that gauntlet to difficult adulthood, redefines the notion of road movie as inner road rage in chilling ways."	Prairie Miller
-	Lakeview Terrace (2008)	"Interracial mating as the cinematic incendiary device of choice, and it's not white racists that are made to seethe about cross-racial romance, but oddly enough, black folks. Reality check, please."	Prairie Miller
-	Lars And The Real Girl (2007)	"It's up to the audience to get into their own Lars frame of mind, and just use their overactive imaginations to enjoy this quirky love story."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Last Letter (2003)	"Private grief seems to unintentionally dwarf public horror."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Last Letter (2003)	"Private grief seems to unintentionally dwarf public horror."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Last Mimzy (2007)	"The Last Mimzy teases with its intent to spook adults rather than the little ones with these found kid playthings."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Last Mimzy (2007)	"Incidentally, forget the toys, which seem to be upstaged by Wilson's underwear, reportedly the most expensive drawers ever in a movie."	Prairie Miller
-	Laws of Attraction (2004)	"Julianne Moore Interview"	Prairie Miller
Splat	License To Wed (2007)	"Williams doing his bad boy standup comic cleric routine with relish, can be counted as performing an act of salvation on a movie desperately in need of such not quite divine intervention."	Prairie Miller
Splat	License To Wed (2007)	"Devilish screen cleric Robin Williams gets so collared here, with a divorce-proof mandatory marriage prep course that's combination of, say, booty camp and the Spanish Inquisition."	Prairie Miller
-	The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004)	"The Life Aquatic: Bill Murray Interview"	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lights In The Dusk (2007)	"Another in a series of Kaurismaki's deeply touching portraits of ordinary people, full of gentle and mournfully poetic subtle narrative rhythms."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lilya 4-Ever (2003)	"The film cuts like a knife as a critique of a disordered planet, with ever more twisted notions of consumerism and flesh as commodity"	Prairie Miller
-	Little Black Book (2004)	"All jittery for this press interview, Brittany Murphy settled down into a more reflective state of mind, as she weighed the pros and cons of mutual nosiness when it comes to love affairs."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Little Black Book (2004)	"Takes major jabs at deceptions of all kinds, from privacy issues between lovers to the ugliness of public exposure for profit that is the currency of reality TV."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lockdown (2003)	"Lockdown makes that excruciating and often terrifying ordeal of incarceration gut wrenching and palpable."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lockdown (2003)	"Lockdown makes that excruciating and often terrifying ordeal of incarceration gut wrenching and palpable."	Prairie Miller
-	The Lodger (2009)	"The director playfully taunts with the copycat notion of a little of Jack The Ripper in any man, in this flashy when not murky copycat thriller, and those particular unhealthy fixations manifested in varying degrees on both sides of the law."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lonely Hearts (2007)	"Hayek's alluring temptress persona reinvents Beck's obese nag as a sexed up femme fatale, in an exceedingly odd way trumping Leto's wimpy, henpecked unconvincing womanizer."	Prairie Miller
Splat	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)	"A film that worships itself with every frame. A sprawling, boisterous fantasy, but one that takes itself as seriously as if it were a documentary."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Lord of War (2005)	"More preoccupied with attitude than accuracy, Lord Of War conceives of a small time gun runner turned international major player arms dealer who functions equally beyond governments and historical fact."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Lords of Dogtown (2005)	"Dogtown's testosterone fueled, deeply and sadly affectionate excursion into the contact highs and lows of male adolescence, gets it just right and more."	Prairie Miller
Splat 2.5/4	Lost in La Mancha (2003)	"From a puritanical perspective, the genius that is the chronicle is undermined by the laxity of the execution."	Jon Lap
-	The Love Guru (2008)	"Like a kid let loose in a toy store, this bad boy horny guru could have used more direction, but he does impress with his driving skills atop a pachyderm, during elephant sex."	Prairie Miller
-	The Love Guru (2008)	"The Mike Myers Interview: On taking his silly seriously, the guru prep process, and revealing the first true love in his life that earned him the nickname, Sucky Baby."	Prairie Miller
-	Love in the Time of Cholera (2007)	"Weirdly proposing sexual excess as the cure for unrequited love, the film has sad sack protag Bardem drowning his sorrows in an endless round of quickies with 623 faceless babes in heat."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Luzhin Defence (2001)	"Lyrical and affecting, and profoundly in touch with the miracle and curse of a fragile, fanatical artistic sensibility."	Prairie Miller

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