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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 9/10	Quackser Fortune Has a Cousin in the Bronx (1970)	"I highly recommend this title for anybody who is looking for something different than the latest Meg Ryan / Tom Hanks romantic comedy."	Dean E. Winkelspecht
Splat 4/10	Quark - The Complete Series (1977)	"Frankly, I expected better from Buck Henry."	James Plath
Tomato 10/10	The Queen (2006)	"There's a lot quietly going on, a lot to savor in Morgan's screenplay, and the acting is strong enough to help us appreciate the subtleties."	James Plath
Tomato 8/10	The Queen (2006)	"...the portrayal is no mere imitation; Mirren creates a living, breathing Queen Elizabeth that goes beyond the public image."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 8/10	The Queen (2006)	"In Mirren's hands, the Queen is both courtly and dignified, as her public image would indicate, and at the same time human and vulnerable."	John J. Puccio
Splat 3/10	The Queen of the Damned (2002)	"Townsend as Lestat is about as scary as a tulip, but, then, I don't suppose the film is actually meant to be scary."	John J. Puccio
Splat 3/10	The Queen of the Damned (2002)	"...there's not a moment of fright or a modicum of suspense in any of its 101 minutes."	John J. Puccio
-	The Quick and the Dead (1994)	Click here to see the review.	Dean E. Winkelspecht
Splat 6/10	The Quick and the Dead (1994)	"Just a little too one-dimensional . . . even for a two-dimensional medium."	James Plath
Splat 6/10	The Quick and the Dead (1994)	"Sam Raimi does a lot of interesting things in The Quick and the Dead and Sharon Stone plays a convincing female gunfighter, but the one-horse plot with no subplots to generate additional interest becomes a drag."	James Plath
Tomato 9/10	The Quiet Man (1952)	"...old fashioned and sentimental...clearly a labor of love."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 9/10	The Quiet Man (1952)	"Of all the films that John Wayne and director John Ford made together, it is this romantic comedy that stands out as the most endearing."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 8/10	Quills (2000)	"The film is nothing less than a dramatic treatise on the power of the written word."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 8/10	Quills (2000)	"...fairly oozes with delicious irony."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 7/10	Quinceanera (2006)	"A little film with a big heart."	James Plath
Tomato 6/10	Quo Vadis (1951)	"It's heavy-handed, to be sure, but it's fun to watch, thanks to its pageantry and color."	John J. Puccio
Tomato 6/10	Quo Vadis (1951)	"Thank heaven for Peter Ustinov as the Emperor Nero. He saves the day.... Any time the actor is on screen, the story lights up. (Blu-ray Edition)"	John J. Puccio

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