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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

-	Waking Life (2001)	Click here to see the review.	Prairie Miller
-	A Walk On the Moon (1998)	"Liev Schrieber Interview"	Prairie Miller
-	Wannabes	Click here to see the review.	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Wanted (1998)	Click here to see the review.	Prairie Miller
Splat 6/10	The Watcher (2000)	" The scenario involving a seductive predator obsessed with female loners is not coherent enough to seduce an audience."	Prairie Miller
-	We Own The Night (2007)	"A weird dynamic emerges in We Own The Night, where the gangsters are more bonded as a brotherhood than the cops in pursuit who have real family ties that seem to fall by the wayside."	Prairie Miller
Splat	What Lies Beneath (2000)	"Is there anybody out there seriously interested in seeing Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer doing the nasty?"	Prairie Miller
-	What's Cooking? (2000)	"A feast for the eyes along with the appetite, What's Cooking is a tragi-comic culinary surprise."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Why We Fight (2006)	"Yes, this or that argument makes sense, but where do we go from here? That critical question in such wrong-headed documentaries is inevitably fraught with limitations, settling for moral abstractions instead of inspiring social change."	Prairie Miller
Splat	Why We Fight (2006)	"While this misleading doc lauds neo-conquistador Eisenhower for coining and anticipating the military industrial complex, let's not forget how he propagated something else - the CIA extra-legal tactic of target assassinations."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Wide Blue Road (1957)	"I like to make films in which the difficulty of the human condition comes out, because I have a great love for humans and their plight."	Prairie Miller
-	The Wide Blue Road (1957)	"GILLO PONTECORVO: I like to make films in which the difficulty of the human condition comes out, because I have a great love for humans and their plight."	Prairie Miller
-	Wilde (1997)	Click here to see the review.	Prairie Miller
-	The Willow Tree (2005)	"A vividly conceived sensual, emotional and philosophical journey touching on our relation to human existence and its joys and wonders, but tempered by the testing of one's moral responsibility and intimate, undeniable connection to the world around us."	Prairie Miller
-	The Winner (1996)	"What, if anything links my films is perhaps a desperate quest for some sort of goal or amplification which ultimately proves fruitless."	Prairie Miller
-	The Winter Guest (1997)	"Moving as flawlessly and gracefully across the movie screen as the snow on its mute, chilly Scottish landscape, the film inspires amazement and awe as the work of novice director, Alan Rickman."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	The Winter Guest (1997)	"Moving as flawlessly and gracefully across the movie screen as the snow on its mute, chilly Scottish landscape, the film inspires amazement and awe as the work of novice director, Alan Rickman."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Workingman's Death (2006)	"Labor as decorative and devoid of meaning."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	Workingman's Death (2006)	"Labor as decorative and devoid of meaning."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	World Trade Center (2006)	"Stone rolls out the victim card minus historical context."	Prairie Miller
Tomato	World Trade Center (2006)	"Stone rolls out the victim card minus historical context."	Prairie Miller
-	The Wrestler (2008)	"The Wrestler: An Audio Conversation With Mickey Rourke."	Prairie Miller
-	Wristcutters: A Love Story (2007)	"An oddly visceral out of body afterlife experience, where potentially true or false, almost but not quite born again dime store messiahs get tossed into the metaphysical scheme of things until all hell breaks loose, so to speak."	Prairie Miller

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