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    • Yunda Eddie Feng and John J. Puccio
    • Shawn Fitzgerald
    • Hock Guan Teh
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    • Michael Kang
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    • Christopher Long
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    • Tim Milius
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Rating Title Year Quote Author

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K Street (2003)

Click here to see the review.

Hock Guan Teh

Tomato
7/10

K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)

"K-19 may not be one of the best films of 2002, but it certainly is one of the best submarine movies ever."

Yunda Eddie Feng

-

Kagemusha (1980)

Click here to see the review.

Christopher Long

-

Kandahar (2001)

Click here to see the review.

Hock Guan Teh

Splat
3/10

Kangaroo Jack (2003)

"If you can imagine how painful it would be to wander aimlessly lost for days on end through the Australian outback, that's how the eighty-nine minutes of this film go by."

John J. Puccio

Splat
3/10

Kangaroo Jack (2003)

"I suppose gangsters, hit men, attempted murder, car crashes, and alcoholism pass for family entertainment these days. The clincher for kids is the flatulence."

John J. Puccio

-

Kanto Wanderer (1963)

Click here to see the review.

William David Lee

Tomato
7/10

Karate Kid Collection Box Set (1984)

"The Karate Kid still has plenty of appeal for viewers ages 8 to 80, and if you get this package you can just consider the other films a bonus."

James Plath

Tomato
7/10

Kate and Leopold (2001)

"...after a few forays into delightful romantic comedy, it falls headfirst into complete but welcome predictability."

John J. Puccio

Tomato
7/10

Kate and Leopold (2001)

"...carefree, starry-eyed, PG-rated entertainment, light as fizz."

John J. Puccio

Splat
5/10

The Katharine Hepburn Collection

"I wish there had been at least one great film in this set.... But it is not to be. (100th Anniversary Collection)"

John J. Puccio

Tomato
8/10

Keali'i Reichel - Live in Concert (2007)

"This is Hawaiian music at its best, and in Blu-ray the concert is stunning."

James Plath

Tomato
8/10

Keali'i Reichel - Live in Concert (2007)

"As good of a traditional Hawaiian music and dance concert as I've seen."

James Plath

-

Keep the River on Your Right: A Modern Cannibal Tale (2001)

Click here to see the review.

Jason Van Bergen

Splat
5/10

Keeping Up With The Steins (2006)

"...it's awfully hard to care about any of the characters because they are all such innocuous caricatures."

John J. Puccio

Splat
5/10

Keeping Up With The Steins (2006)

"Although there is nothing offensive about the film, there is nothing particularly amusing or enlightening about it, either."

John J. Puccio

-

Ken Burns - The War (2007)

"A Q&A session with Ken Burns"

James Plath

Tomato
10/10

Ken Burns' The Civil War: A Film Directed By Ken Burns (1991)

"Ken Burns’s masterwork deserves to be awarded a “10” for its accessible approach towards the event that shaped modern history."

Yunda Eddie Feng

Tomato
9/10

Kennedy - The Presidential Years (1983)

"Watching this will require almost seven hours of a commitment to view the feature and important supplements, but it is seven hours that surely would not have been wasted."

Dean E. Winkelspecht

Tomato
9/10

Kennedy - The Presidential Years (1983)

"this series does the best job of creating a fairly accurate composite of Kennedy the man, as well as Kennedy the President"

James Plath

Tomato
7/10

Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)

"Though it is nearly twenty-five years old, The Kentucky Fried Movie has no problem entertaining."

Dean E. Winkelspecht

Tomato
7/10

Kermit's Swamp Years (2002)

"How can you not cheer for frogs who are trying to escape the scientific fate that awaits them in a high school biology class?"

James Plath

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Kicking & Screaming (1995)

Click here to see the review.

Christopher Long

Tomato
8/10

The Kid (1921)

"It's hard not to like The Kid, with its old-fashioned yet endearing combination of pathos and humor."

John J. Puccio

Tomato
8/10

The Kid (1921)

"The film represents the quintessential Chaplin spirit, and it probably does more in its fifty-odd minutes to convince us of the man's genius than anything he ever did."

John J. Puccio

Splat
6/10

Kid Galahad (1962)

"Kid Galahad is an average to slightly below-average Presley vehicle. No fancy footwork, no dazzling combinations. Just jab, jab, jab."

James Plath

Splat
2/10

The Kids in the Hall - Complete Season 1 (1989)

"I don't get it. Really."

James Plath

-

The Kids In the Hall - Same Guys, New Dresses (2001)

Click here to see the review.

Jason Van Bergen

-

Kika (1994)

Click here to see the review.

Tim Milius

Tomato
9/10

Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)

"There will always be people who refuse to watch Kiki’s Delivery Service [because of its non-American origins], but you know what? It’s their loss."

Yunda Eddie Feng

Tomato
8/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

"It's not my taste, but I can appreciate what Tarantino is trying to do."

James Plath

Tomato
7/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

"...carping about the film's excessive carnage is one thing, but it's hard to deny at the same time the film's remarkable visual style."

John J. Puccio

Tomato
7/10

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

"...a gymnastic ballet of violence and a veritable orgy in blood."

John J. Puccio

Tomato
7/10

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)

"More talk than action and more back story and explication than the film would have warranted if the mysterious first installment didn't place such a burden on the second."

James Plath

Tomato
8/10

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)

"As outstanding as Thurman is, this is David Carradine's movie. In Volume 1 he was hardly seen; in Volume 2 he is the center of attention. He dominates the proceedings"

John J. Puccio

Tomato
8/10

Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)

"Tarantino still hasn't a lot to say in Kill Bill 2, but he says it with such high style, you have to sit up and take notice."

John J. Puccio

Splat
2/10

Kill House

"I don't think it's asking too much for the film to deliver at least a modicum of respectability for a person's investment. This one delivers very little."

John J. Puccio

Splat
2/10

Kill House

"Kill House starts out poorly and only gets worse."

John J. Puccio

-

Kill Zone (2005)

Click here to see the review.

Erik Martinez

-

The Killer (1989)

Click here to see the review.

Britt Ulrich

-

Killer of Sheep (1977)

Click here to see the review.

Christopher Long

Tomato
3/5

The Killers (1946)

No article available.

John J. Puccio

-

The Killing Fields (1984)

Click here to see the review.

Hock Guan Teh

Splat
5/10

The Killing Floor (2006)

"The movie sets us up for a really killer payoff and then wimps out...."

John J. Puccio

Splat
5/10

The Killing Floor (2006)

"...starts out with an interesting premise and then disintegrates partway through."

John J. Puccio

Splat
6/10

King (1978)

"Lost in translation is a sense of how truly exceptional King and his accomplishments were."

James Plath

Tomato
7/10

King Arthur (2004)

"Get past the oddity of this version and ignore the shortcomings, and it's worth watching."

James Plath

Splat
5/10

King Arthur (2004)

"It ignores legend and makes up its own history. I found it largely boring. (Extended Unrated Director's Cut)"

John J. Puccio

Splat
5/10

King Arthur (2004)

"In seeking to demythify the Arthur legends, the filmmakers wind up creating a new mythology, one that is probably just as fanciful as those it attempts to replace."

John J. Puccio

Tomato
8/10

King Kong (1933)

"...how many action-adventure films today are civilized enough to begin with a four-minute overture? (Two-Disc Special Edition)"

John J. Puccio

  
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