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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	Tadpole (2002)	"Tadpole may be swimming into risky territory, but it’s delightfully easy to swallow."	Prairie Miller
-	Take Out (2008)	"Like Ramin Bahrini's coffee and donuts dirge, Man Push Cart, this tragic immigrant tale humanizes those most invisible in our midst, and with a kinship among workers that nourishes their will to endure and overcome. Take Out splendidly delivers."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Taking Lives (2004)	"I’m a macho guy, but I never slapped a woman."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	A Talking Picture (2003)	"Though Oliveira's stylistic approach may be more relaxed and laid back in tune with seasoned years, his keen and cutting insights point to a mind on fire, as if on mental Viagra."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Tears of the Sun (2003)	"Movies like Tears of the Sun, which are not up to getting immersed in current events, should just stay away from history entirely."	Prairie Miller
-	Terminator Salvation (2009)	"The Christian Bale Terminator Salvation Interview"	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Polar Express (2004)	"Nearly as much a movie advocating a belief in Santa Claus as a belief in the real existence of CGI animated characters, the film is at once mystifying and uninvolving."	Prairie Miller
-	The Signal (2007)	"A bloody banquet of excessive, tasteless gore, but with an odd infusion of unsavory humor that never meshes with the horror. Think fatal car crash with a laugh track."	Prairie Miller
-	Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)	"Things We Lost In The Fire could be this year's Monster's Ball for Halle Berry, as that intrepid Catwoman declaws to play a vulnerable and available woman alone once again."	Prairie Miller
-	Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)	"The Halle Berry Interview: Pregnant, and liking it 'just spicy and sweet.'"	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Thirteen Conversations About One Thing (2002)	"If filmmakers tell stories as a way of imposing logic where none exists in the natural flow of life, then this film locates the source of that flow in what we say to one another."	Prairie Miller
-	This Is England (2007)	"Steeped in the raw mix of ska and punk musical sound as expression of the youth alienation and misguided rage of those tumultuous times, an alarming voice of the surging army of jobless youth back then dubbed 'no hopers.'"	Prairie Miller
Splat 2.5/4	Three Colors Trilogy (1993)	"Beginning with Blue, straight through to White and Red, Kieslowski comes off like a deaf person trying, in fits of frustration, to communicate with the hearing."	Jon Lap
Tomato 8/10	Three Kings (1999)	"The in-your-face physical, psychological and emotional sense of modern warfare in Three Kings defines extreme movie making at its most cinematically intense and delirious."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)	"The rubbery, pallid digital figures with gigantic soulful eyes are appealing enough, whether dead or alive, even if the bride's voice of conscience is the worm-in-residence shouting out orders from her rotting ear."	Prairie Miller
Splat 6/10	Timecode (2000)	"Too often the subconscious pleasure of watching a movie is interrupted by the conscious reminder that a movie is in the process of being made."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Timeline (2003)	"In the end, keeping score of most of the ensuing cross-cultural mayhem is about as involving as Xeroxing for two hours."	Prairie Miller
-	Trade (2007)	"Trade diverts its enormously disturbing subject matter into its own apolitical comfort zone, where the reality is clear but resolutions clouded over."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Transporter (2002)	"This gang mastermind, gym body Italian import psycho neck wringer Gianni (Alessandro Gassman, son of famed Vittorio), has concocted likely the most convoluted mass murder scheme ever to hit the theaters."	Prairie Miller
Splat	The Transporter (2002)	"This gang mastermind, gym body Italian import psycho neck wringer Gianni (Alessandro Gassman, son of famed Vittorio), has concocted likely the most convoluted mass murder scheme ever to hit the theaters."	Prairie Miller
-	Tropic Thunder (2008)	"Saving the best for first in the case of a radically raunchy pseudo-prologue, the most frightening episode in this jungle gross-out is not warfare, but Cruise's newly bald, hairy and paunchy bizarre update of his classic Risky Business musical romp."	Prairie Miller
-	Twilight (2008)	"While not exactly the sexually suggestive The Man Who Came For Dinner, Twilight zones out on conjuring a defiant inter-species dating fantasy in the Obama era, that might be termed Close Encounters Of The Thirst Kind."	Prairie Miller
-	Twilight (2008)	"The Robert Pattinson Twilight Interview"	Prairie Miller
-	The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009)	"Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Talk New Moon."	Prairie Miller
-	Two Lovers (2009)	"A custom fit character for edgy Joaquin, a laundry drone who gets taken to the cleaners in this love the one you're with sordid triangle, where a grownup romantic adventure is the same as running away from home. Two Lovers, where Mom makes three."	Prairie Miller
-	Two Lovers (2009)	"The Joaquin Phoenix Two Lovers Interview: On the hard drinking rehab grad now poised to also add movie star dropout and fledgling rapper to his weirdly checkered resume."	Prairie Miller
-	Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys (2008)	"Tyler Perry's trademark sitcomish sermonizing has lightened up a bit here to explore hot topic race and class issues, but his 'family values is the best revenge' anthem, is awash as usual in sudsy mayhem."	Prairie Miller

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