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Critics / Publications / Planet Sick-Boy

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    • Jon Popick

Planet Sick-Boy

  
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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Tomato

Haiku Tunnel (2001)

"A cute, charming little film that will delight a demographic that desperately needs more humor in their lives."

Jon Popick

Tomato

The Half Life of Timofey Berezin (2006)

"A surprisingly funny tale of a man dying from radiation poisoning."

Jon Popick

Splat

Hamlet (2000)

"Hamlet suffers from some painfully slow parts."

Jon Popick

Splat

Hanging Up (2000)

"The acting in Hanging Up is pretty solid, so what went wrong?"

Jon Popick

Tomato

Hannibal (2001)

"Hannibal is a really good film, but it's nowhere near as earth-shattering as Lambs."

Jon Popick

Splat
3/10

Hannibal Rising (2007)

"Viewers deserve more, as does the legacy of the now laughably ridiculous Lecter."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

Happy Accidents (2001)

"It's nothing like the sappy, crappy rom-coms we're used to seeing."

Jon Popick

-

Happy, Texas (1999)

Click here to see the review.

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Hard Candy (2005)

"Ellen Page comes off as a pint-sized Cillian Murphy with the vocabulary of Veronica Mars pushed through a Canandian sieve."

Jon Popick

Tomato
6/10

The Hard Word (2003)

"Like an Australian Ocean's Eleven, which is still better than an American version of The Italian Job."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Harrison's Flowers (2002)

"While the story does seem pretty unbelievable at times, it's awfully entertaining to watch."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)

"Another successful wild ride, thanks to a very entertaining source, a keen and fairly faithful adaptation, and top-notch special effects."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

"Closer kin to numbers one and two in the series, in both massive running time and playing like more of a book-on-film than the artistic peak achieved by Alfonso Cuarón in the third installment."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)

"Feels more like a race than a film."

Jon Popick

Tomato
9/10

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)

"More adult, and seeing this series become gradually more sophisticated, along with its three stars, is a real treat."

Jon Popick

Tomato

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)

"Usually, films encumbered of this much hype can never live up to the lofty expectations of eager fans, but Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is, thankfully, a rare and welcome exception."

Jon Popick

Splat
6/10

Hart's War (2002)

"Hoblit is a slick director, but I like it much better when he sticks to the creepy and the supernatural (like Primal Fear, Fallen and Frequency)."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (2003)

"One memorable trip, and, since it's being released Valentine's Day weekend, it might be the ideal anti-holiday film out there."

Jon Popick

Splat
3/10

Head of State (2003)

"The film is a mess, only sporadically funny at best, but worst of all, it just plain smacks of desperation."

Jon Popick

Splat

Head Over Heels (2001)

"If you think turning one of Hitchcock's greatest thrillers into a romantic comedy is a silly idea, just wait until you see how it shakes out on the screen."

Jon Popick

Tomato

The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things (2006)

"Asia Argento leaps from the petulant nihilism of Scarlet Diva to something much more cohesive and enjoyable."

Jon Popick

Splat

Heartbreakers (2001)

"Two hours of bile-spewing."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Hearts in Atlantis (2001)

"The acting is solid from everyone."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

Heaven (2002)

"Heaven's first half is very strong, but things begin to unravel as it approaches its finale."

Jon Popick

Tomato

Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001)

"Hedwig's songs stuck with me for days, and somebody will literally have to cause me bodily harm to harvest the soundtrack from my CD player."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

Heist (2001)

"People who liked Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross will like this movie."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Hell House (2002)

"Preaches to two completely different choirs at the same time, which is a pretty amazing accomplishment."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

Hellboy (2004)

"Perlman is the best casting in the history of super-hero films."

Jon Popick

Splat
3/10

Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005)

"There’s a lot of PG-13 jiggling."

Jon Popick

Splat

Here on Earth (2000)

"If theatres had windows, I would have jumped out."

Jon Popick

Splat
6/10

Hidalgo (2004)

"Mortensen attempts to channel the Ghost of Clint Eastwood Westerns Past."

Jon Popick

-

Hidden Half (2001)

Click here to see the review.

Jon Popick

-

Hideous Kinky (1999)

Click here to see the review.

Jon Popick

Splat
5/10

High Crimes (2002)

"A military courtroom thriller with a simple, predictable story elevated by a strong performance from Judd."

Jon Popick

Tomato

High Fidelity (2000)

"An unqualified hit."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

High Tension (2005)

"The best slasher flick I’ve seen in…wait…it might be the best I can remember."

Jon Popick

Splat

Highlander: Endgame (2000)

"A slow-moving piece of garbage with choppy fight sequences and bad acting."

Jon Popick

Tomato

Himalaya (2001)

"The story here is kept pleasantly simple."

Jon Popick

Tomato
7/10

The Hired Hand (1971)

"Now that it has been restored, people are beginning to realize it got a bum rap back in the day."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

A History of Violence (2005)

"The Maturation of David Cronenberg enters Stage II with the crafting something that can easily stand among the best pictures of the year."

Jon Popick

-

The Hitch-Hiker (1953)

Click here to see the review.

Jon Popick

Splat

A Hole in My Heart (2005)

"a nihilistic barrage of sound and image that belongs somewhere between a Lars Von Trier Dogme film and the early work of Gregg Araki."

Jon Popick

Splat
3/10

The Holiday (2006)

"It's the equivalent of eating a Spam and ketchup sandwich while watching a Food Network special about the greatest chefs who ever donned an apron."

Jon Popick

Tomato

Hollow Man (2000)

"Man’s frightening special effects are probably the best I’ve seen since The Matrix."

Jon Popick

Tomato
8/10

Hollywood Ending (2002)

"Allen shows he can outgag any of those young whippersnappers making moving pictures today."

Jon Popick

Splat
3/10

Holy Smoke! (1999)

"The film is brutally uneven, but not without visual flare."

Jon Popick

Splat
4/10

A Home at the End of the World (2004)

"Unoriginal and boring."

Jon Popick

Splat
2/10

Honey (2003)

"A lot like Glitter, although Glitter was actually set in the early '80s, and Honey just looks like it is."

Jon Popick

Splat

Honeydripper (2007)

"Very light and quite predictable."

Jon Popick

Splat
6/10

Hoodwinked (2006)

"A very rare example of a non-Pixar/Aardman kiddie pic that adults might enjoy more than the youngsters."

Jon Popick

  
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