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Christopher Brandon

Agrees with the Tomatometer 81% of the time.

Publications:: TNT's Rough Cut

Total Reviews:: 27

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T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date
94%	Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)	" Star Wars remains a cinematic benchmark and a greater fantasy than its countless imitators of the past 20 years." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
49%	The Corruptor (1998)	" The Corruptor is as close as Hollywood's going to get to copying Hong Kong action style!" — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
57%	Deep Blue Sea (1999)	" A silly no-brainer!" — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
81%	Scream 2 (1997)	" Scarier and funnier than the original." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
42%	Polish Wedding (1998)	" Finally, somebody's given Claire Danes a role in which she appears to be having fun!" — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
85%	The Blair Witch Project (1999)	" The hands-over-your-eyes scariest movie released in years!" — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
61%	Arlington Road (1999)	" Arlington Road is actually a fairly entertaining, makes-you-think piece." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
92%	Election (1999)	" The story rarely elicits laughter." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
67%	The End of the Affair (1999)	" Moore and Fiennes both give impassioned, sexy performances, especially Fiennes." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
27%	The Thirteenth Floor (1999)	" Stylish but slow and stupid!" — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
55%	What Dreams May Come (1998)	" The imagery, though it's constantly switching moods, remains delicious." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
88%	American Beauty (1999)	" A dark comical masterpiece." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
51%	The World Is Not Enough (1999)	" James Bond hasn't been this boring since Timothy Dalton carried the license to kill." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
67%	Dogma (1999)	" Constantly fascinates." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
17%	The Haunting (1999)	" Most of De Bont's effects, particularly the busts of children, are more amusing than they are frightening." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
68%	Analyze This (1999)	" Here's a clever comedy you can't refuse." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
71%	The Cider House Rules (1999)	" Easily one of the most genuine performances onscreen this year." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
64%	Anywhere But Here (2000)	" Sarandon and Portman have sizzling electricity that makes every funny, touching or sad moment between them seem even more fascinating than the last." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
15%	Random Hearts (1999)	" Ford gives such a stoic, straight-faced performance that he borders on being dull." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
19%	The Beach (2000)	" The second hour is an incomprehensible mess." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
25%	Reindeer Games (Deception) (2000)	" A contrived, clich� riddled yawner that's got nothing going for it other than a tasty sex scene and an exploding truck." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
79%	Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)	" Despite George Lucas's 'improvements,' Jedi is still a better ride than last year's Event Movies Twister or Independence Day." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
82%	Fantasia 2000 (2000)	" Walt would be proud." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
39%	Lake Placid (1999)	" Lake Placid is worth paying full admission price alone just to see Golden Girl sweetie Betty White feed a blind-folded cow to the croc and cuss out the feds." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
67%	Sleepy Hollow (1999)	" Sleepy Hollow can be fun, usually whenever the Headless Horseman shows up for swordplay that's better than anything in The Phantom Menace." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000
71%	Bringing Out the Dead (1999)	" Fans of the greatest working film director will be pleased." — TNT's Rough Cut Posted Jan 1, 2000

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