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0	Even with its $50-million US budget, Pinocchio never quite achieves the feel of a fanciful motion picture.
0	Adam Sandler's heart may be in the right place, but he needs to pull his head out of his butt
1	A genuine mind-bender.
1	Just as the recent Argentine film Son of the Bride reminded us that a feel-good movie can still show real heart, Time of Favor presents us with an action movie that actually has a brain.
0	That frenetic spectacle (on the TV show) has usually been leavened by a charm that's conspicuously missing from the Girls' big-screen blowout.
1	Nonchalantly freaky and uncommonly pleasurable, Warm Water may well be the year's best and most unpredictable comedy.
1	She's all-powerful, a voice for a pop-cyber culture that feeds on her Bjorkness.
0	Qualities that were once amusing are becoming irritating.
1	This is a story that zings all the way through with originality, humour and pathos.
0	What a stiflingly unfunny and unoriginal mess this is!
0	Too stagey, talky -- and long -- for its own good.
0	As pure over-the-top trash, any John Waters movie has it beat by a country mile.
1	A tasty appetizer that leaves you wanting more.
1	On its own staggeringly unoriginal terms, this gender-bending comedy is generally quite funny.
0	A clumsily manufactured exploitation flick, a style-free exercise in manipulation and mayhem.
0	It lacks the compassion, good-natured humor and the level of insight that made (Eyre's) first film something of a sleeper success.
0	Personally, I'd rather watch them on the Animal Planet.
1	As commander-in-chief of this film, Bigelow demonstrates a breadth of vision and an attention to detail that propels her into the upper echelons of the directing world.
0	An annoying orgy of excess and exploitation that has no point and goes nowhere.
1	The art demands live viewing.
0	Paul Cox needed to show it.
1	Astonishing...(frames) profound ethical and philosophical questions in the form of dazzling pop entertainment.
1	Although the subject matter may still be too close to recent national events, the film works - mostly due to its superior cast of characters.
1	A stirring road movie.
1	Bursting through the constraints of its source, this is one adapted- from-television movie that actually looks as if it belongs on the big screen.
1	Even with all its botches, Enigma offers all the pleasure of a handsome and well-made entertainment.
0	The images lack contrast, are murky and are frequently too dark to be decipherable.
1	There's real visual charge to the filmmaking, and a strong erotic spark to the most crucial lip-reading sequence.
1	If you're in the right B-movie frame of mind, it may just scare the pants off you.
1	City by the Sea is a gritty police thriller with all the dysfunctional family dynamics one could wish for.
0	Dismally dull sci-fi comedy.
1	It's weird, wonderful, and not necessarily for kids.
1	Executed with such gentle but insistent sincerity, with such good humor and appreciation of the daily grind that only the most hardhearted Scrooge could fail to respond.
1	Maybe he was reading the minds of the audience.
1	Grenier is terrific, bringing an unforced, rapid-fire delivery to Toback's Heidegger- and Nietzsche-referencing dialogue.
0	Burns' fifth beer-soaked film feels in almost every possible way -- from the writing and direction to the soggy performances -- tossed off.
1	Less the sensational true-crime hell-jaunt purists might like and more experimental in its storytelling (though no less horrifying for it).
0	It's not so much a movie as a joint promotion for the National Basketball Association and teenaged rap and adolescent poster-boy Lil' Bow Wow.
0	It labours as storytelling.
1	A first-class road movie that proves you can run away from home, but your ego and all your problems go with you.
0	The nonstop artifice ultimately proves tiresome, with the surface histrionics failing to compensate for the paper-thin characterizations and facile situations.
0	It makes me say the obvious: Abandon all hope of a good movie ye who enter here.
0	Festers in just such a dungpile that you'd swear you were watching monkeys flinging their feces at you.
0	Yes, I have given this movie a rating of zero.
1	A buoyant romantic comedy about friendship, love, and the truth that we're all in this together.
1	The locations go from stark desert to gorgeous beaches.
0	An acceptable way to pass a little over an hour with moviegoers ages 8-10, but it's unlikely to inspire anything more than a visit to McDonald's, let alone some savvy street activism.
1	Those who aren't put off by the film's austerity will find it more than capable of rewarding them.
0	Has nothing good to speak about other than the fact that it is relatively short, tries its best to hide the fact that Seagal's overweight and out of shape.
0	Like a three-ring circus, there are side stories aplenty -- none of them memorable.
1	A fascinating literary mystery story with multiple strands about the controversy of who really wrote Shakespeare's plays.
0	Just too silly and sophomoric to ensnare its target audience.
1	...one of the more influential works of the 'Korean New Wave'.
1	The closest thing to the experience of space travel
0	Right now, they're merely signposts marking the slow, lingering death of imagination.
0	While easier to sit through than most of Jaglom's self-conscious and gratingly irritating films, it's still tainted by cliches, painful improbability and murky points.
1	Bon appétit!
1	As animation increasingly emphasizes the computer and the cool, this is a film that takes a stand in favor of tradition and warmth.
0	Boy, has this franchise ever run out of gas.
0	The film itself is about something very interesting and odd that would probably work better as a real documentary without the insinuation of mediocre acting or a fairly trite narrative.
0	Two hours of junk.
0	This is absolutely and completely ridiculous and an insult to every family whose mother has suffered through the horrible pains of a death by cancer.
1	I love the opening scenes of a wintry New York City in 1899.
1	(D)espite its familiar subject matter, Ice Age is consistently amusing and engrossing ...
1	Though its rather routine script is loaded with familiar situations, the movie has a cinematic fluidity and sense of intelligence that makes it work more than it probably should.
0	Alternative medicine obviously has its merits ... but Ayurveda does the field no favors.
1	A living testament to the power of the eccentric and the strange.
0	It's not as awful as some of the recent Hollywood trip tripe ... but it's far from a groundbreaking endeavor.
1	Infidelity drama is nicely shot, well-edited and features a standout performance by Diane Lane.
0	A soulless jumble of ineptly assembled cliches and pabulum that plays like a 95-minute commercial for NBA properties.
0	Talkiness isn't necessarily bad, but the dialogue frequently misses the mark.
0	But the 2002 film doesn't really believe in it, and breaks the mood with absurdly inappropriate 'comedy' scenes.
0	Not so much farcical as sour.
0	Like life on the island, the movie grows boring despite the scenery.
0	The material and the production itself are little more than routine.
0	Aspires to the cracked lunacy of The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai, but thanks to an astonishingly witless script ends up more like The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.
1	Far more successful, if considerably less ambitious, than last year's Kubrick-meets-Spielberg exercise.
1	When it's this rich and luscious, who cares?
1	Informative, intriguing, observant, often touching...gives a human face to what's often discussed in purely abstract terms.
1	A compelling pre-WWII drama with vivid characters and a warm, moving message.
0	A bizarre piece of work, with premise and dialogue at the level of kids' television and plot threads as morose as teen pregnancy, rape and suspected murder
0	At best, Cletis Tout might inspire a trip to the video store -- in search of a better movie experience.
0	Skip this turd and pick your nose instead because you're sure to get more out of the latter experience.
1	What a concept, what an idea, what a thrill ride.
1	Unlike most surf movies, Blue Crush thrillingly uses modern technology to take the viewer inside the wave.
0	Be forewarned, if you're depressed about anything before watching this film, you may just end up trying to drown yourself in a lake afterwards.
0	It has become apparent that the franchise's best years are long past.
1	It strikes hardest... when it reminds you how pertinent its dynamics remain.
1	Most consumers of lo mein and General Tso's chicken barely give a thought to the folks who prepare and deliver it, so, hopefully, this film will attach a human face to all those little steaming cartons.
0	Even in terms of the low-grade cheese standards on which it operates, it never quite makes the grade as tawdry trash.
0	The nicest thing that can be said about Stealing Harvard (which might have been called Freddy Gets Molested by a Dog) is that it's not as obnoxious as Tom Green's Freddie Got Fingered.
0	Ill-considered, unholy hokum.
0	It's just merely very bad.
1	A flick about our infantilized culture that isn't entirely infantile.
0	Rymer doesn't trust laughs -- and doesn't conjure proper respect for followers of the whole dead-undead genre, who deserve more from a vampire pic than a few shrieky special effects.
0	Trying to make head or tail of the story in the hip-hop indie Snipes is enough to give you brain strain -- and the pay-off is negligible.
1	The film does give a pretty good overall picture of the situation in Laramie following the murder of Matthew Shepard.
0	This toothless Dog, already on cable, loses all bite on the big screen.
1	This rich, bittersweet Israeli documentary, about the life of song-and-dance-man Pasach'ke Burstein and his family, transcends ethnic lines.
0	Boll uses a lot of quick cutting and blurry step-printing to goose things up, but dopey dialogue and sometimes inadequate performances kill the effect.

0

Even with its $50-million US budget, Pinocchio never quite achieves the feel of a fanciful motion picture.

0

Adam Sandler's heart may be in the right place, but he needs to pull his head out of his butt

1

A genuine mind-bender.

1

Just as the recent Argentine film Son of the Bride reminded us that a feel-good movie can still show real heart, Time of Favor presents us with an action movie that actually has a brain.

0

That frenetic spectacle (on the TV show) has usually been leavened by a charm that's conspicuously missing from the Girls' big-screen blowout.

1

Nonchalantly freaky and uncommonly pleasurable, Warm Water may well be the year's best and most unpredictable comedy.

1

She's all-powerful, a voice for a pop-cyber culture that feeds on her Bjorkness.

0

Qualities that were once amusing are becoming irritating.

1

This is a story that zings all the way through with originality, humour and pathos.

0

What a stiflingly unfunny and unoriginal mess this is!

0

Too stagey, talky -- and long -- for its own good.

0

As pure over-the-top trash, any John Waters movie has it beat by a country mile.

1

A tasty appetizer that leaves you wanting more.

1

On its own staggeringly unoriginal terms, this gender-bending comedy is generally quite funny.

0

A clumsily manufactured exploitation flick, a style-free exercise in manipulation and mayhem.

0

It lacks the compassion, good-natured humor and the level of insight that made (Eyre's) first film something of a sleeper success.

0

Personally, I'd rather watch them on the Animal Planet.

1

As commander-in-chief of this film, Bigelow demonstrates a breadth of vision and an attention to detail that propels her into the upper echelons of the directing world.

0

An annoying orgy of excess and exploitation that has no point and goes nowhere.

1

The art demands live viewing.

0

Paul Cox needed to show it.

1

Astonishing...(frames) profound ethical and philosophical questions in the form of dazzling pop entertainment.

1

Although the subject matter may still be too close to recent national events, the film works - mostly due to its superior cast of characters.

1

A stirring road movie.

1

Bursting through the constraints of its source, this is one adapted- from-television movie that actually looks as if it belongs on the big screen.

1

Even with all its botches, Enigma offers all the pleasure of a handsome and well-made entertainment.

0

The images lack contrast, are murky and are frequently too dark to be decipherable.

1

There's real visual charge to the filmmaking, and a strong erotic spark to the most crucial lip-reading sequence.

1

If you're in the right B-movie frame of mind, it may just scare the pants off you.

1

City by the Sea is a gritty police thriller with all the dysfunctional family dynamics one could wish for.

0

Dismally dull sci-fi comedy.

1

It's weird, wonderful, and not necessarily for kids.

1

Executed with such gentle but insistent sincerity, with such good humor and appreciation of the daily grind that only the most hardhearted Scrooge could fail to respond.

1

Maybe he was reading the minds of the audience.

1

Grenier is terrific, bringing an unforced, rapid-fire delivery to Toback's Heidegger- and Nietzsche-referencing dialogue.

0

Burns' fifth beer-soaked film feels in almost every possible way -- from the writing and direction to the soggy performances -- tossed off.

1

Less the sensational true-crime hell-jaunt purists might like and more experimental in its storytelling (though no less horrifying for it).

0

It's not so much a movie as a joint promotion for the National Basketball Association and teenaged rap and adolescent poster-boy Lil' Bow Wow.

0

It labours as storytelling.

1

A first-class road movie that proves you can run away from home, but your ego and all your problems go with you.

0

The nonstop artifice ultimately proves tiresome, with the surface histrionics failing to compensate for the paper-thin characterizations and facile situations.

0

It makes me say the obvious: Abandon all hope of a good movie ye who enter here.

0

Festers in just such a dungpile that you'd swear you were watching monkeys flinging their feces at you.

0

Yes, I have given this movie a rating of zero.

1

A buoyant romantic comedy about friendship, love, and the truth that we're all in this together.

1

The locations go from stark desert to gorgeous beaches.

0

An acceptable way to pass a little over an hour with moviegoers ages 8-10, but it's unlikely to inspire anything more than a visit to McDonald's, let alone some savvy street activism.

1

Those who aren't put off by the film's austerity will find it more than capable of rewarding them.

0

Has nothing good to speak about other than the fact that it is relatively short, tries its best to hide the fact that Seagal's overweight and out of shape.

0

Like a three-ring circus, there are side stories aplenty -- none of them memorable.

1

A fascinating literary mystery story with multiple strands about the controversy of who really wrote Shakespeare's plays.

0

Just too silly and sophomoric to ensnare its target audience.

1

...one of the more influential works of the 'Korean New Wave'.

1

The closest thing to the experience of space travel

0

Right now, they're merely signposts marking the slow, lingering death of imagination.

0

While easier to sit through than most of Jaglom's self-conscious and gratingly irritating films, it's still tainted by cliches, painful improbability and murky points.

1

Bon appétit!

1

As animation increasingly emphasizes the computer and the cool, this is a film that takes a stand in favor of tradition and warmth.

0

Boy, has this franchise ever run out of gas.

0

The film itself is about something very interesting and odd that would probably work better as a real documentary without the insinuation of mediocre acting or a fairly trite narrative.

0

Two hours of junk.

0

This is absolutely and completely ridiculous and an insult to every family whose mother has suffered through the horrible pains of a death by cancer.

1

I love the opening scenes of a wintry New York City in 1899.

1

(D)espite its familiar subject matter, Ice Age is consistently amusing and engrossing ...

1

Though its rather routine script is loaded with familiar situations, the movie has a cinematic fluidity and sense of intelligence that makes it work more than it probably should.

0

Alternative medicine obviously has its merits ... but Ayurveda does the field no favors.

1

A living testament to the power of the eccentric and the strange.

0

It's not as awful as some of the recent Hollywood trip tripe ... but it's far from a groundbreaking endeavor.

1

Infidelity drama is nicely shot, well-edited and features a standout performance by Diane Lane.

0

A soulless jumble of ineptly assembled cliches and pabulum that plays like a 95-minute commercial for NBA properties.

0

Talkiness isn't necessarily bad, but the dialogue frequently misses the mark.

0

But the 2002 film doesn't really believe in it, and breaks the mood with absurdly inappropriate 'comedy' scenes.

0

Not so much farcical as sour.

0

Like life on the island, the movie grows boring despite the scenery.

0

The material and the production itself are little more than routine.

0

Aspires to the cracked lunacy of The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai, but thanks to an astonishingly witless script ends up more like The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.

1

Far more successful, if considerably less ambitious, than last year's Kubrick-meets-Spielberg exercise.

1

When it's this rich and luscious, who cares?

1

Informative, intriguing, observant, often touching...gives a human face to what's often discussed in purely abstract terms.

1

A compelling pre-WWII drama with vivid characters and a warm, moving message.

0

A bizarre piece of work, with premise and dialogue at the level of kids' television and plot threads as morose as teen pregnancy, rape and suspected murder

0

At best, Cletis Tout might inspire a trip to the video store -- in search of a better movie experience.

0

Skip this turd and pick your nose instead because you're sure to get more out of the latter experience.

1

What a concept, what an idea, what a thrill ride.

1

Unlike most surf movies, Blue Crush thrillingly uses modern technology to take the viewer inside the wave.

0

Be forewarned, if you're depressed about anything before watching this film, you may just end up trying to drown yourself in a lake afterwards.

0

It has become apparent that the franchise's best years are long past.

1

It strikes hardest... when it reminds you how pertinent its dynamics remain.

1

Most consumers of lo mein and General Tso's chicken barely give a thought to the folks who prepare and deliver it, so, hopefully, this film will attach a human face to all those little steaming cartons.

0

Even in terms of the low-grade cheese standards on which it operates, it never quite makes the grade as tawdry trash.

0

The nicest thing that can be said about Stealing Harvard (which might have been called Freddy Gets Molested by a Dog) is that it's not as obnoxious as Tom Green's Freddie Got Fingered.

0

Ill-considered, unholy hokum.

0

It's just merely very bad.

1

A flick about our infantilized culture that isn't entirely infantile.

0

Rymer doesn't trust laughs -- and doesn't conjure proper respect for followers of the whole dead-undead genre, who deserve more from a vampire pic than a few shrieky special effects.

0

Trying to make head or tail of the story in the hip-hop indie Snipes is enough to give you brain strain -- and the pay-off is negligible.

1

The film does give a pretty good overall picture of the situation in Laramie following the murder of Matthew Shepard.

0

This toothless Dog, already on cable, loses all bite on the big screen.

1

This rich, bittersweet Israeli documentary, about the life of song-and-dance-man Pasach'ke Burstein and his family, transcends ethnic lines.

0

Boll uses a lot of quick cutting and blurry step-printing to goose things up, but dopey dialogue and sometimes inadequate performances kill the effect.