ROTTEN TOMATOES: Christopher Null

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CHRISTOPHER NULL

"Christopher Null is only three degrees from Kevin Bacon."

Agrees with the Tomatometer 73% of the time.

Biography: Christopher Null has been an entertainment and technology writer and editor for more than 12 years. He founded filmcritic.com in 1995, which now stands as one of the most popular movie sites on the Web. He has worked as Editor in Chief of Mobile magazine and New Architect magazine, Executive Editor for Smart Business magazine, and Managing Reviews Editor for LAN Times magazine. He has also written stories for Wired, Maxim, PC World, Yahoo! Internet Life, Men's Journal, Working Woman, and countless other publications.

Favorites: Top 10 of All Time: A Clockwork Orange, Dr. Strangelove, Blade Runner, Vertigo, Annie Hall, Citizen Kane, Dead Poets Society, JFK, Pulp Fiction, Real Genius Top 5 Most Fun Interviews: Russ Meyer, Craig Shoemaker, Mike Figgis, Barry Sonnenfeld, Owen Wilson + Wes Anderson

Publications: Filmcritic.com, MovieWeb

Critics' Group: Online Film Critics Society

Total Reviews: 3896
Total QuickRatings: 1

Location: San Francisco, California, USA

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Rotten 2/5	Rotten 27%	Loss of a Teardrop Diamond (2009)	" proves why some screenplays deserve to remain lost" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 29, 2009
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 64%	Police, Adjective (2009)	" You know the old chestnut where someone says, "I would pay just to watch [insert name of actor here] read the dictionary!" Well, prepare to have that statement put to the test" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 22, 2009
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 74%	The Young Victoria (2009)	" Yes, it's history, but give it some context, some drama at least!" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 17, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 83%	A Town Called Panic (2009)	" If you want more crass parody, and more creative use of action figures, check out Robot Chicken" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 15, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 68%	The Private Lives of Pippa Lee (2009)	" It might be the most purely enjoyable female driven ensemble since Fried Green Tomatoes or A League of Their Own." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 24, 2009
Rotten 1/5	Rotten 6%	Old Dogs (2009)	" In the first scene, we find out that Williams-Bot does not feel comfortable around children, because he kicks a soccer ball at a child and breaks the child's nose! This is very funny." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 24, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Rotten 58%	Mammoth (2009)	" a remarkably subtle exploration of family in a time of capitalism" — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 19, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 85%	Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (2009)	" drags harder than when Herzog tried to pull that boat over a mountain" — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 19, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 29%	Women in Trouble (2009)	" Unfortunately, while it is a great idea for a sketch, or a web series, it's not a movie length idea." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 12, 2009
Fresh 3/5	Fresh 60%	Pirate Radio (2009)	" It's unfortunate that it feels so repetitive and reminiscent of many a film you'll have seen before -- including several of Curtis's own prior works. But hey, that's the movies. And rock 'n' roll, too." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 12, 2009
Rotten 3/5	Rotten 39%	2012 (2009)	" Too long by an hour and populated with nothing but stereotypes, we ultimately want the world to come to an end, if only so we can get up and go to the bathroom." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 12, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 87%	Four Seasons Lodge (2009)	" there is no narrative flow or drive to the film" — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 10, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Rotten 53%	The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)	" perhaps the funniest war movie since Stripes." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 6, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 92%	Mary and Max (2009)	" one of the more brilliant and emotionally affecting animated films to be released this year." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 15, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 56%	Trucker (2009)	" when Monaghan's 10-year-old son (Jimmy Bennett) shows up, the air blows out of the movie faster than a blown tire on an 18-wheeler" — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 8, 2009
Rotten 1/5	N/A	Camille (2008)	" disastrously misguided" — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 18, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 86%	Fifty Dead Men Walking (2009)	" executes with appropriate energy, poignancy, and just the right balance of tension" — Filmcritic.com Posted Aug 20, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 83%	Bad Boy Bubby (1993)	" You may not understand Bubby, but damn if you won't want to take him home with you -- if only for an hour or so." — Filmcritic.com Posted Aug 14, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 93%	Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! (2009)	" a speedball injection directly into the aorta" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 30, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 85%	Import/Export (2009)	" blunt and brutal" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 30, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 83%	Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)	" Half-Blood Prince's length is its only real problem, and judicious editing could have easily trimmed a half hour or more out of the film, giving it tighter, more urgent pacing" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 14, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Rotten 33%	The Deep (1977)	" a memorable ride back to the shaggy '70s, and more than a little harrowing one." — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 14, 2009
Rotten 1.5/5	Rotten 23%	Jonas Brothers - The Concert Experience (2009)	" canned and created by committee" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 8, 2009
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 66%	Dead Snow (2009)	" how does one ever live up to the promise of Nazi zombies?" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jun 11, 2009
Rotten 3/5	N/A	Elsewhere (2009)	" Kendrick rises above some predictable material here, but director Nathan Hope does at least infuse the film with some genuine frights and keeps things moving at a clippy pace" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jun 6, 2009
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	Repulsion (1965)	" its ability to conjure monsters from its heroine's id remains unparalleled" — Filmcritic.com Posted May 23, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 89%	Enchanted April (1992)	" One can't help but start planning a vacation immediately after the film ends" — Filmcritic.com Posted May 23, 2009
Fresh 4/5	N/A	Cruel But Necessary (2005)	" definitely lives up to its "cruel" moniker... but is it "necessary?"" — Filmcritic.com Posted May 18, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 64%	The Unknown Woman (2006)	" a movie that's almost impossible to get out of your head." — Filmcritic.com Posted May 6, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 64%	Never Say Never Again (1983)	" a cheeseball experience with a strange and horrible pedigree" — Filmcritic.com Posted May 5, 2009
Rotten 2.5/5	N/A	The Night We Called It a Day (2003)	Click here to read article — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 24, 2009
Rotten 3/5	Fresh 76%	The French Connection II (1975)	" may wrap up the story the original began, but it just doesn't have the same magic" — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 1, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	N/A	Hell On Wheels: The Birth Of All-Girl Roller Derby (2007)	" technically a documentary about roller derby, but it's far more interesting for its content about the business world" — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 27, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 100%	A Lion in the House (2006)	" real and raw" — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 21, 2009
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 68%	Girls Rock! (2008)	" comes off a bit like an extended advertisement for the place" — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 19, 2009
Rotten 3/5	N/A	Plan 9 From Syracuse (2007)	" it's clear that Hollywood doesn't care much about heart. But what about you?" — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 13, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 63%	In The Electric Mist (2008)	" Even the main plot itself turns out to be mostly a loss, largely forgotten by the time we wrap things up in the end." — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 7, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 15%	My Best Friend's Girl (2008)	" mostly unwatchable" — Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 24, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 100%	Stairway to Heaven (1946)	" The duo put so much care and love into the film that in the end we know they're right: Love really is the greatest of all virtues." — Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 22, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Rotten 25%	Friday the 13th (2009)	" Though certainly not Wajda's strongest film, Katyn is perhaps his most affecting since his 1970s to '80s heyday" — Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 19, 2009
Fresh 3/5	N/A	Four Letter Words (2000)	Click here to read article — Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 30, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 76%	Cargo 200 (2008)	" so bleak and horrifying that you might think Francis Bacon served as DP" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 1, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 96%	Missing (1982)	" engrossing, fascinating, and endlessly tragic." — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 23, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 63%	Chaplin (1992)	" It's a loving and often endearing homage to a man, but as with all things Hollywood, it ain't history" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 4, 2008
Fresh 3/5	N/A	A Lawyer Walks Into a Bar (2008)	" tears the law profession down before quietly building it back up again." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 27, 2008
Rotten 3/5	Fresh 60%	Heckler (2008)	" Heckler isn't perfect, or even especially memorable, but if nothing else, it's at least the best movie that Kennedy's ever been involved with. And you can put that on the poster!" — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 25, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 79%	XXY (2008)	" treats gender issues with a hand so delicate you feel sad for everyone involved" — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 15, 2008
Rotten 2.5/5	Rotten 28%	The Final Conflict: Omen III (1981)	" Neill is fire and brimstone incarnate, but he can't seem to seal the deal." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 31, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	Rotten 43%	Damien: Omen II (1978)	" As the teenage Damien, Jonathan Scott-Taylor works wonders with the role" — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 29, 2008
Rotten 2.5/5	Rotten 50%	High School Musical 2 (2007)	" The songs in this installment are nowhere near the quality of those in the original, but they work well enough" — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 28, 2008

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