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Splat	The Page Turner (2007)	"A finely honed plot that effectively traps the audience in its convoluted suspense-laden web, but strains for credibility when it comes to basic logic."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Palindromes (2005)	"The director's latest trek into the lunatic void, of what can best be described as the cinematic version of clinical depression."	Prairie Miller
-	Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)	"TV's King of Queens working stiff James relocates to Jersey in an even larger than life silly but good natured big screen laughathon, as the corpulent crimefighter who's more than a little obsessive about cornering anyone shopping around for trouble."	Prairie Miller
-	Pearl Harbor (2001)	"Interview: Ben Affleck"	Prairie Miller
-	Penelope (2008)	"With only a DNA witch's curse pig's snout compromising Ricci's otherwise exceedingly alluring physical assets, it doesn't make a lick of sense that prospective suitors are jumping out of windows after catching a glimpse of her disfigured beak."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	People I Know (2003)	"Eli is a modern-day version of a tainted weakling who has sold his soul to the devil, but would like to rent it back from time to time."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Perfect Stranger (2007)	"A chat 'n cheat Internet thriller about the potential fatal cyber-attraction of online flirting, the film is more sordid than suspenseful when it comes to messy human relations filtered through the World Wide Web."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Perfect Stranger (2007)	"A chat 'n cheat Internet thriller about the potential fatal cyber-attraction of online flirting, the film is more sordid than suspenseful when it comes to messy human relations filtered through the World Wide Web."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Personal Velocity (2002)	"A trilogy of stories about women on the edge that features no less than three rotten dads."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Phone Booth (2003)	"Stationary in concept and at the same time manically unhinged and psychologically multilayered"	Prairie Miller
-	Pineapple Express (2008)	"There's a lot less time available to get high than just laying low, for this chemically disoriented pair. Pineapple Express, a mixed bag of assorted fruits and nuts, with doper loons on the lam waiting to inhale."	Prairie Miller
-	The Pink Panther 2 (2009)	"While Martin's all purpose good cop/bad cop excels at flaunting his dark side when beating up children, burning down ritzy restaurants more than once, and ogling every woman in the vicinity, it's a tad too polite for audiences weaned on grossout."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea (2007)	"A tossup between oasis paradise and wasteland, or Eden and hellhole, this mecca turned ecological disaster of biblical proportions with its string of ghost towns and stubborn eccentric homesteaders, is the subject of this uniquely conceived documentary."	Prairie Miller
-	Planet 51 (2009)	"The Jessica Biel Planet 51 Interview"	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Planet Terror (2007)	"A lunatic go-go stripper romance, zombie plague medley"	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Poolhall Junkies (2003)	"A lowlife billiards drama that lacks the drive and edginess of the classic The Hustler, Poolhall Junkies does get by on its humor, energy and earnest charm."	Prairie Miller
-	Possession (2002)	"Interview: Jeremy Northam"	Prairie Miller
Splat	Premonition (2007)	"If the director seems to show Sandra no mercy as she's instructed to run around breathlessly for two hours in circles through the past, present and future in no particular order, imagine the even greater toll this movie takes on the exasperated audience."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Premonition (2007)	"If the director seems to show Sandra no mercy as she's instructed to run around breathlessly for two hours in circles through the past, present and future in no particular order, imagine the even greater toll this movie takes on the exasperated audience."	Prairie Miller
-	Pride and Glory (2008)	"Pride And Glory is anything but. And though rife with brutality and cynicism down a path way too over the top to make sense of it all, the journey there stings with the crushing weight of a raw and devastating emotional power. Godfather in blue."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Private Property (2006)	"The conflicts that unfold within this both familiar and eccentric family provide a portrait of such delicacy and dramatic illumination, that one can almost forgive Lafosse for yet another bad mommy blame game on screen when it comes to society's ills."	Prairie Miller

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