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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 3.5/4	O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)	"Praiseworthy."	Bruce Newman
Splat	Ocean's Eleven (2001)	"The kind of movie that makes you wish you were having as much fun watching it as they obviously had making it."	Bruce Newman
Tomato 3/4	Ocean's Thirteen (2007)	"After the story's wheels are set in motion, you pretty much know everything that's going to happen, but director Steven Soderbergh makes it fun to watch your winning hand unfold."	Bruce Newman
Splat 2.5/4	Ocean's Twelve (2004)	"With Ocean's Twelve, Hollywood moves a step closer to the glorious day when it will no longer have to rouse itself to the bothersome task of making movies at all, skipping straight ahead to what the studios truly care about: the marketing campaign."	Bruce Newman
Tomato	Office Space (1999)	"Works more efficiently at its modest goal than any fax machine known to mankind."	Julie Hinds
Tomato 3/4	Oliver Twist (2005)	"Seeing Polanski's version of this most Dickensian of all Charles Dickens' tales, I felt full and wanted no more versions (please, sir!), having now seen the definitive one."	Bruce Newman
Splat 2/4	The Omen (2006)	"Schreiber seems to wander through the film like Hamlet's ghost, waiting for his soliloquy to come, and it never does. He's kind of a cold fish, and Stiles isn't much better."	Bruce Newman
Tomato 2.5/4	Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)	"The director ... has a clear knack for big action set pieces."	Glenn Lovell
Tomato 3/4	One Hour Photo (2002)	"A dazzling feature debut for Romanek."	Bruce Newman
Splat 2/4	On_Line (2002)	"While On Line pretends to be about cyber sex ... it's really about sitcom situations and cyber-schmaltz."	Glenn Lovell
Tomato 2.5/4	Open Range (2003)	"A sincere, big-hearted attempt to revive the classic westerns of John Ford and Howard Hawks, Open Range is more good than bad."	Bruce Newman
Tomato 3/4	Open Season (2006)	"A little bit like Over the Hedge, and a lot like the upcoming Flushed Away, in which an animated house mouse is forced to fend for himself in the sewers of London, Open Season may sound a bit familiar, but it is never dull."	Bruce Newman
Tomato 3.5/4	Open Water (2004)	"It's a scything fin in the pit of your stomach, a gathering shark storm beneath the surface of the life you take for granted."	Bruce Newman
Splat	Original Sin (2001)	"We haven't had this much tawdry fun since Pia Zadora and Bo Derek's heydays."	Glenn Lovell
Splat	Osmosis Jones (2001)	"Depending on your age and mindset, the ensuing gastrointestinal skirmish will seem either terribly clever or nauseatingly rude, the potty joke to end all potty jokes."	Glenn Lovell
Tomato 3.5/4	OT: Our Town (2003)	"Emotionally involving."	Bruce Newman
Splat 1/4	The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)	"Chadwick and Morgan have cooked up a potboiler, the sort of thing that might have been fun to watch with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford as the Boleyn sisters, while Charles Laughton lasciviously eyed the backs of their necks as Henry."	Bruce Newman
Splat	The Others (2001)	"Too polite, too subdued for its own good."	Glenn Lovell
Splat 2/4	Out of Time (2003)	"What little mystery finds its way onto the screen isn't much of a mystery at all. By Act 2, we know who did what to whom and why."	Glenn Lovell
Tomato 3/4	Outfoxed (2004)	"While Outfoxed surely will appeal more to liberals than to conservatives, its value to its self-selected audience lies not in upending anyone's expectations, but in taking the uninitiated down the Fox News rabbit hole."	Bruce Newman
Tomato 2.5/4	Over the Hedge (2006)	"Falls squarely -- and, it must be said, squirrelly -- in the middle between the lackluster Madagascar and the wonderful Wallace & Gromit in the Curse of the Were-Rabbit."	Bruce Newman

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