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1	Astonishingly skillful and moving...it could become a historically significant work as well as a masterfully made one.
1	feeling to it, but like the 1920's, the trip there is a great deal of fun.
0	Unsurprisingly, the way this all works out makes the women look more like stereotypical caretakers and moral teachers, instead of serious athletes.
1	Eight Legged Freaks is clever and funny, is amused by its special effects, and leaves you feeling like you've seen a movie instead of an endless trailer.
1	The bottom line is the piece works brilliantly.
0	Purposefully shocking in its eroticized gore, if unintentionally dull in its lack of poetic frissons.
0	Tends to plod.
0	Pleasant but not more than recycled jock piffle.
1	Indeed, the more outrageous bits achieve a shock-you-into-laughter intensity of almost Dadaist proportions.
1	The one-liners are snappy, the situations volatile and the comic opportunities richly rewarded.
0	Stupid, infantile, redundant, sloppy, over-the-top, and amateurish.
1	The film grows on you.
1	Though its story is only surface deep, the visuals and enveloping sounds of Blue Crush make this surprisingly decent flick worth a summertime look-see.
1	This Chicago has hugely imaginative and successful casting to its great credit, as well as one terrific score and attitude to spare.
1	First-time writer-director Dylan Kidd also has a good ear for dialogue, and the characters sound like real people.
1	A whale of a good time for both children and parents seeking Christian-themed fun.
0	This odd, distant Portuguese import more or less borrows from Bad Lieutenant and Les Vampires, and comes up with a kind of art-house gay porn film.
0	During The Tuxedo's 90 minutes of screen time, there isn't one true 'Chan moment'.
0	It's mildly sentimental, unabashedly consumerist ... studiously inoffensive and completely disposable.
0	Plays like the old disease-of-the-week small-screen melodramas.
0	...pays tribute to heroes the way Julia Roberts hands out awards--with phony humility barely camouflaging grotesque narcissism.
1	Features Fincher's characteristically startling visual style and an almost palpable sense of intensity.
0	Before long, you're desperate for the evening to end.
0	Watchable up until the point where the situations and the dialogue spin hopelessly out of control -- that is to say, when Carol Kane appears on the screen.
1	"Red Dragon" never cuts corners.
1	An ambitious movie that, like Shiner's organizing of the big fight, pulls off enough of its effects to make up for the ones that don't come off.
1	Although shot with little style, Skins is heartfelt and achingly real.
0	It looks good, but it is essentially empty.
1	Young Everlyn Sampi, as the courageous Molly Craig, simply radiates star-power potential in this remarkable and memorable film.
1	A knowing sense of humor and a lot of warmth ignite Son of the Bride.
0	Sure, I hated myself in the morning.
0	But ticket-buyers with great expectations will wind up as glum as Mr. De Niro.
0	The film was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Joel Schumacher, and reflects the worst of their shallow styles: wildly overproduced, inadequately motivated every step of the way and demographically targeted to please every one (and no one).
1	It's a great performance and a reminder of Dickens' grandeur.
0	Not at all clear what it's trying to say and even if it were – I doubt it would be all that interesting.
0	A movie where story is almost an afterthought amidst a swirl of colors and inexplicable events.
1	Real Women may have many agendas, but it also will win you over, in a big way.
1	What I saw, I enjoyed.
0	lazily and glumly settles into a most traditional, reserved kind of filmmaking.
0	It appears as if even the filmmakers didn't know what kind of movie they were making.
1	The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys' take on adolescence feels painfully true.
0	Spider-Man is about growing strange hairs, getting a more mature body, and finding it necessary to hide new secretions from the parental units.
1	At its best, this is grand-scale moviemaking for a larger-than-life figure, an artist who has been awarded mythic status in contemporary culture.
1	There are some movies that hit you from the first scene and you know it's going to be a trip.
0	I'm not sure these words have ever been together in the same sentence: This erotic cannibal movie is boring.
0	Maybe you'll be lucky, and there'll be a power outage during your screening so you can get your money back.
1	With Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams, however, Robert Rodriguez adorns his family-film plot with an elegance and maturity that even most contemporary adult movies are lacking.
0	...unbearably lame.
0	Certainly not a good movie, but it wasn't horrible either.
0	Where the film falters is in its tone.
0	This film biggest problem?
1	This is a movie that is what it is: a pleasant distraction, a Friday night diversion, an excuse to eat popcorn.
1	The gags are often a stitch.
1	The complex, politically charged tapestry of contemporary Chinese life this exciting new filmmaker has brought to the screen is like nothing we Westerners have seen before.
0	The sinister inspiration that fuelled DeVito's early work is confused in Death to Smoochy into something both ugly and mindless.
1	(Shyamalan) continues to cut a swathe through mainstream Hollywood, while retaining an integrity and refusing to compromise his vision.
1	As averse as I usually am to feel-good, follow-your-dream Hollywood fantasies, this one got to me.
1	You'll know a star when you see one.
0	Sorority Boys, which is as bad at it is cruel, takes every potential laugh and stiletto-stomps the life out of it.
1	In between the icy stunts, the actors spout hilarious dialogue about following your dream and 'just letting the mountain tell you what to do.'
1	This gorgeous epic is guaranteed to lift the spirits of the whole family.
0	Horrible.
0	Grating and tedious.
0	At three hours and with very little story or character development, there is plenty of room for editing, and a much shorter cut surely would have resulted in a smoother, more focused narrative without sacrificing any of the cultural intrigue.
1	Better effects, better acting and a hilarious Kenneth Branagh.
0	It's too interested in jerking off in all its Byzantine incarnations to bother pleasuring its audience.
0	None of this so-called satire has any sting to it, as if Woody is afraid of biting the hand that has finally, to some extent, warmed up to him.
1	A keep-'em-guessing plot and an affectionate take on its screwed-up characters.
0	A prison comedy that never really busts out of its comfy little cell.
1	An elegant and sly deadpan comedy.
0	Neither as scary-funny as Tremors nor demented-funny as Starship Troopers, the movie isn't tough to take as long as you've paid a matinee price.
1	The delicious trimmings...arrive early and stay late, filling nearly every minute...with a lighthearted glow, some impudent snickers, and a glorious dose of humankind's liberating ability to triumph over a Scrooge or two.
0	The movie is a dud.
1	Unfolds in a low-key, organic way that encourages you to accept it as life and go with its flow.
0	Doesn't do more than expand a TV show to movie length.
1	One of the best movies of the year.
1	By applying definition to both sides of the man, the picture realizes a fullness that does not negate the subject.
0	The movie turns out to be (Assayas') homage to the Gallic 'tradition of quality,' in all its fusty squareness.
0	Once the downward spiral comes to pass, Auto Focus bears out as your typical junkie opera...
0	'Butterfingered' is the word for the big-fisted direction of Jez Butterworth, who manages to blast even the smallest sensitivities from the romance with his clamorous approach.
0	Cal is an unpleasantly shallow and immature character with whom to spend 110 claustrophobic minutes.
1	Berry's saucy, full-bodied performance gives this aging series a much needed kick, making "Die Another Day" one of the most entertaining Bonds in years
1	Despite the film's bizarre developments, Hoffman keeps us riveted with every painful nuance, unexpected flashes of dark comedy and the character's gripping humanity.
1	If you love reading and/or poetry, then by all means check it out.
1	Driven by a fantastic dual performance from Ian Holm...the film is funny, insightfully human and a delightful lark for history buffs.
1	Douglas McGrath's Nicholas Nickleby does Dickens as it should be done cinematically.
0	Diane Lane's sophisticated performance can't rescue Adrian Lyne's Unfaithful from its sleazy moralizing.
1	Simply put, "Far From Heaven" is a masterpiece.
1	Shot in rich, shadowy black-and-white, Devils chronicles, with increasingly amused irony, the relationship between reluctant captors and befuddled captives.
1	McGrath has deftly trimmed Dickens' wonderfully sprawling soap opera, the better to focus on the hero's odyssey from cowering poverty to courage and happiness.
0	Anyone who suffers through this film deserves, at the very least, a big box of consolation candy.
1	A worthwhile documentary, whether you're into rap or not, even if it may still leave you wanting more answers as the credits roll.
0	The original wasn't a good movie but this remake makes it look like a masterpiece!
1	It's a fun adventure movie for kids (of all ages) that like adventure.
0	One sloughs one's way through the mire of this alleged psychological thriller in search of purpose or even a plot.
0	Limps along on a squirm-inducing fish-out-of-water formula that goes nowhere and goes there very, very slowly.
0	No amount of nostalgia for Carvey's glory days can disguise the fact that the new film is a lame kiddie flick and that Carvey's considerable talents are wasted in it.
1	Consistently clever and suspenseful.
0	This is an ungainly movie, ill-fitting, with its elbows sticking out where the knees should be.
1	A real audience-pleaser that will strike a chord with anyone who's ever waited in a doctor's office, emergency room, hospital bed or insurance company office.

1

Astonishingly skillful and moving...it could become a historically significant work as well as a masterfully made one.

1

feeling to it, but like the 1920's, the trip there is a great deal of fun.

0

Unsurprisingly, the way this all works out makes the women look more like stereotypical caretakers and moral teachers, instead of serious athletes.

1

Eight Legged Freaks is clever and funny, is amused by its special effects, and leaves you feeling like you've seen a movie instead of an endless trailer.

1

The bottom line is the piece works brilliantly.

0

Purposefully shocking in its eroticized gore, if unintentionally dull in its lack of poetic frissons.

0

Tends to plod.

0

Pleasant but not more than recycled jock piffle.

1

Indeed, the more outrageous bits achieve a shock-you-into-laughter intensity of almost Dadaist proportions.

1

The one-liners are snappy, the situations volatile and the comic opportunities richly rewarded.

0

Stupid, infantile, redundant, sloppy, over-the-top, and amateurish.

1

The film grows on you.

1

Though its story is only surface deep, the visuals and enveloping sounds of Blue Crush make this surprisingly decent flick worth a summertime look-see.

1

This Chicago has hugely imaginative and successful casting to its great credit, as well as one terrific score and attitude to spare.

1

First-time writer-director Dylan Kidd also has a good ear for dialogue, and the characters sound like real people.

1

A whale of a good time for both children and parents seeking Christian-themed fun.

0

This odd, distant Portuguese import more or less borrows from Bad Lieutenant and Les Vampires, and comes up with a kind of art-house gay porn film.

0

During The Tuxedo's 90 minutes of screen time, there isn't one true 'Chan moment'.

0

It's mildly sentimental, unabashedly consumerist ... studiously inoffensive and completely disposable.

0

Plays like the old disease-of-the-week small-screen melodramas.

0

...pays tribute to heroes the way Julia Roberts hands out awards--with phony humility barely camouflaging grotesque narcissism.

1

Features Fincher's characteristically startling visual style and an almost palpable sense of intensity.

0

Before long, you're desperate for the evening to end.

0

Watchable up until the point where the situations and the dialogue spin hopelessly out of control -- that is to say, when Carol Kane appears on the screen.

1

"Red Dragon" never cuts corners.

1

An ambitious movie that, like Shiner's organizing of the big fight, pulls off enough of its effects to make up for the ones that don't come off.

1

Although shot with little style, Skins is heartfelt and achingly real.

0

It looks good, but it is essentially empty.

1

Young Everlyn Sampi, as the courageous Molly Craig, simply radiates star-power potential in this remarkable and memorable film.

1

A knowing sense of humor and a lot of warmth ignite Son of the Bride.

0

Sure, I hated myself in the morning.

0

But ticket-buyers with great expectations will wind up as glum as Mr. De Niro.

0

The film was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Joel Schumacher, and reflects the worst of their shallow styles: wildly overproduced, inadequately motivated every step of the way and demographically targeted to please every one (and no one).

1

It's a great performance and a reminder of Dickens' grandeur.

0

Not at all clear what it's trying to say and even if it were – I doubt it would be all that interesting.

0

A movie where story is almost an afterthought amidst a swirl of colors and inexplicable events.

1

Real Women may have many agendas, but it also will win you over, in a big way.

1

What I saw, I enjoyed.

0

lazily and glumly settles into a most traditional, reserved kind of filmmaking.

0

It appears as if even the filmmakers didn't know what kind of movie they were making.

1

The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys' take on adolescence feels painfully true.

0

Spider-Man is about growing strange hairs, getting a more mature body, and finding it necessary to hide new secretions from the parental units.

1

At its best, this is grand-scale moviemaking for a larger-than-life figure, an artist who has been awarded mythic status in contemporary culture.

1

There are some movies that hit you from the first scene and you know it's going to be a trip.

0

I'm not sure these words have ever been together in the same sentence: This erotic cannibal movie is boring.

0

Maybe you'll be lucky, and there'll be a power outage during your screening so you can get your money back.

1

With Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams, however, Robert Rodriguez adorns his family-film plot with an elegance and maturity that even most contemporary adult movies are lacking.

0

...unbearably lame.

0

Certainly not a good movie, but it wasn't horrible either.

0

Where the film falters is in its tone.

0

This film biggest problem?

1

This is a movie that is what it is: a pleasant distraction, a Friday night diversion, an excuse to eat popcorn.

1

The gags are often a stitch.

1

The complex, politically charged tapestry of contemporary Chinese life this exciting new filmmaker has brought to the screen is like nothing we Westerners have seen before.

0

The sinister inspiration that fuelled DeVito's early work is confused in Death to Smoochy into something both ugly and mindless.

1

(Shyamalan) continues to cut a swathe through mainstream Hollywood, while retaining an integrity and refusing to compromise his vision.

1

As averse as I usually am to feel-good, follow-your-dream Hollywood fantasies, this one got to me.

1

You'll know a star when you see one.

0

Sorority Boys, which is as bad at it is cruel, takes every potential laugh and stiletto-stomps the life out of it.

1

In between the icy stunts, the actors spout hilarious dialogue about following your dream and 'just letting the mountain tell you what to do.'

1

This gorgeous epic is guaranteed to lift the spirits of the whole family.

0

Horrible.

0

Grating and tedious.

0

At three hours and with very little story or character development, there is plenty of room for editing, and a much shorter cut surely would have resulted in a smoother, more focused narrative without sacrificing any of the cultural intrigue.

1

Better effects, better acting and a hilarious Kenneth Branagh.

0

It's too interested in jerking off in all its Byzantine incarnations to bother pleasuring its audience.

0

None of this so-called satire has any sting to it, as if Woody is afraid of biting the hand that has finally, to some extent, warmed up to him.

1

A keep-'em-guessing plot and an affectionate take on its screwed-up characters.

0

A prison comedy that never really busts out of its comfy little cell.

1

An elegant and sly deadpan comedy.

0

Neither as scary-funny as Tremors nor demented-funny as Starship Troopers, the movie isn't tough to take as long as you've paid a matinee price.

1

The delicious trimmings...arrive early and stay late, filling nearly every minute...with a lighthearted glow, some impudent snickers, and a glorious dose of humankind's liberating ability to triumph over a Scrooge or two.

0

The movie is a dud.

1

Unfolds in a low-key, organic way that encourages you to accept it as life and go with its flow.

0

Doesn't do more than expand a TV show to movie length.

1

One of the best movies of the year.

1

By applying definition to both sides of the man, the picture realizes a fullness that does not negate the subject.

0

The movie turns out to be (Assayas') homage to the Gallic 'tradition of quality,' in all its fusty squareness.

0

Once the downward spiral comes to pass, Auto Focus bears out as your typical junkie opera...

0

'Butterfingered' is the word for the big-fisted direction of Jez Butterworth, who manages to blast even the smallest sensitivities from the romance with his clamorous approach.

0

Cal is an unpleasantly shallow and immature character with whom to spend 110 claustrophobic minutes.

1

Berry's saucy, full-bodied performance gives this aging series a much needed kick, making "Die Another Day" one of the most entertaining Bonds in years

1

Despite the film's bizarre developments, Hoffman keeps us riveted with every painful nuance, unexpected flashes of dark comedy and the character's gripping humanity.

1

If you love reading and/or poetry, then by all means check it out.

1

Driven by a fantastic dual performance from Ian Holm...the film is funny, insightfully human and a delightful lark for history buffs.

1

Douglas McGrath's Nicholas Nickleby does Dickens as it should be done cinematically.

0

Diane Lane's sophisticated performance can't rescue Adrian Lyne's Unfaithful from its sleazy moralizing.

1

Simply put, "Far From Heaven" is a masterpiece.

1

Shot in rich, shadowy black-and-white, Devils chronicles, with increasingly amused irony, the relationship between reluctant captors and befuddled captives.

1

McGrath has deftly trimmed Dickens' wonderfully sprawling soap opera, the better to focus on the hero's odyssey from cowering poverty to courage and happiness.

0

Anyone who suffers through this film deserves, at the very least, a big box of consolation candy.

1

A worthwhile documentary, whether you're into rap or not, even if it may still leave you wanting more answers as the credits roll.

0

The original wasn't a good movie but this remake makes it look like a masterpiece!

1

It's a fun adventure movie for kids (of all ages) that like adventure.

0

One sloughs one's way through the mire of this alleged psychological thriller in search of purpose or even a plot.

0

Limps along on a squirm-inducing fish-out-of-water formula that goes nowhere and goes there very, very slowly.

0

No amount of nostalgia for Carvey's glory days can disguise the fact that the new film is a lame kiddie flick and that Carvey's considerable talents are wasted in it.

1

Consistently clever and suspenseful.

0

This is an ungainly movie, ill-fitting, with its elbows sticking out where the knees should be.

1

A real audience-pleaser that will strike a chord with anyone who's ever waited in a doctor's office, emergency room, hospital bed or insurance company office.