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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 3/5	Kansas City Confidential (1952)	"It's a decent film, but its payoff just isn't up to the level of its buildup."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	Kicking and Screaming (2005)	"There's nothing very new here as far as plot and characters, but the charm is in the way they're presented."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Splat 2.5/5	The Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy (1996)	"You can see the performers/writers laboring to keep the laughs coming in stories that would have worked better as skits."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Splat 2/5	Kika (1994)	"Painfully flat."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 4/5	Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)	"Tarantino throws every trick he knows at the screen, including an animated sequence, in an effort to make a pure B-movie. He's succeeded."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3.5/5	Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)	"At its best, [Tarantino's] referencing ... completely reimagin[es] the original for a new context. At its worst, it's simply name-dropping."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3.5/5	The Killer (1989)	Click here to see the review.	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Splat 2.5/5	Killer's Kiss (1955)	"Offers some glimpses of what [Kubrick] was capable of doing with no budget and no crew and no actors."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 4.5/5	The Killers (1946)	"One of the most inventive adaptations I have ever seen."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976)	No article available.	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	King and I (1956)	"This isn't Thailand, it's Hollywood's version of it on a sound stage, so the sets are at the same time more extravagant and more fake than they should be."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 4/5	King Kong (2005)	"I watched the last hour of the film with a knot in my stomach, the result of a combination of the love story and the brilliant special effects."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 4/5	The King of Comedy (1982)	"When compiling a top ten films of 1983, I didn't think twice about putting it at the top. It is certainly a film that grows on you."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Splat 2.5/5	Kingdom of Heaven (2005)	"Where have all the world conquerors gone?"	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	Kings Row (1942)	"The film is dark, incredibly so for a mainstream movie before World War II."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	Kinsey (2004)	"Neeson gives a great, enigmatic performance here, an attractive mix of vacant-eyed incomprehension at the world around him and revolutionary zeal."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 4/5	Kiss Me Deadly (1955)	No article available.	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3/5	The Kiss of Mary Pickford (1927)	"The most interesting thing about the film is the elaborate way it interacts with and stands outside the cinema."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Tomato 3.5/5	Kissing Jessica Stein (2002)	"Likeable leads, sparkling dialog, a story that is more than a rack to hang cliches from, competent direction, and an ending that doesn't insult my intelligence."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Splat 2.5/5	Kramer Vs. Kramer (1979)	"Set up to make Hoffman seem like the good guy, and it's so confident that we'll root for him that it gets sloppy."	Michael W. Phillips, Jr.

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