ROTTEN TOMATOES: Elvis Mitchell

ELVIS MITCHELL

Agrees with the Tomatometer 76% of the time.

Publications: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, New York Times, NPR's Weekend Edition

Critics' Group: National Society of Film Critics, New York Film Critics Circle

Total Reviews: 490

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Fresh 5/5	Fresh 94%	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	" King is the product of impressive craft and energy." — New York Times Posted Dec 15, 2003
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 82%	21 Grams (2003)	" You won't come out unaffected, because the depths of intimacy that the Mexican director Alejandro Gonz�lez I��rritu plumbs here are so rarely touched by filmmakers that 21 Grams is tantamount to the discovery of a new country." — New York Times Posted Oct 28, 2003
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 95%	Lost in Translation (2003)	" One of the purest and simplest examples ever of a director falling in love with her star's gifts." — New York Times Posted Sep 11, 2003
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 88%	In the Mood for Love (2001)	" The pining here is so graceful that you may be transfixed by it." — New York Times Posted Jan 10, 2001
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 85%	A Fistful of Dynamite (1971)	" Features one of the most glorious and unforgettable scores by Leone's composer, Ennio Morricone." — New York Times Posted Nov 20, 2003
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	Pepe Le Moko (1937)	" One of the most purely enjoyable films ever made." — New York Times Posted Feb 28, 2002
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 89%	The Clay Bird (2004)	" Set in Bangladesh in the 1960's, Tareque Masud's intelligent drama questions the nature of dedication to Islam." — New York Times Posted Apr 29, 2004
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 94%	Blind Shaft (2004)	" *It's the last thing you'd expect: a movie that is a commentary on socialism, a film noir and entirely compelling. But that is the case with Li Yang's Blind Shaft." — New York Times* Posted Feb 4, 2004
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 71%	Elephant (2003)	" By making the camera an observer, we get a perspective that often comes out of horror movies, a choice that whips the ordinary with the terrifying, an unforgettable mix." — New York Times Posted Oct 9, 2003
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 94%	American Splendor (2003)	" Hilarious, moody and cantankerous." — New York Times Posted Aug 14, 2003
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 100%	Remembrance of Things to Come (2003)	" The most unforgettable film of any length you will see this year." — New York Times Posted May 28, 2003
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 96%	Raising Victor Vargas (2003)	" Mr. Sollett's accomplishment is the film's matter-of-fact solidity; he makes you wonder what his creations are doing when they're off screen." — New York Times Posted Mar 26, 2003
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 69%	Personal Velocity (2002)	" *Even when the movie is over, the psychological physics of Personal Velocity* will remain in your head.*" — New York Times* Posted Nov 21, 2002
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 92%	Talk to Her (2002)	" When it's over, the realization of how much the movie means to you really sinks in; you can't get it out of your heart." — New York Times Posted Oct 24, 2002
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 91%	Y Tu Mama Tambien (2002)	" Fast, funny, unafraid of sexuality and finally devastating." — New York Times Posted Oct 22, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 84%	What Time Is It There? (2002)	" Tsai has managed to create an underplayed melodrama about family dynamics and dysfunction that harks back to the spare, unchecked heartache of Yasujiro Ozu." — New York Times Posted Oct 22, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 83%	Little Otik (2001)	" A handmade dream, cobbled together from dirt, wood and more imagination than most of us can muster in our most fevered states." — New York Times Posted Dec 18, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 92%	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)	" *Jackson gets more feeling into Fellowship* than he did with his previous films.*" — New York Times* Posted Dec 18, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 90%	Amelie (2001)	" *There is no denying that Am�lie* is, to paraphrase its title, fabulous.*" — New York Times* Posted Nov 2, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 95%	Monsters, Inc. (2001)	" *What makes Monsters, Inc.* so wonderful is that it's about scream deficit, yet all great cartoons are powered by screams. It's a tribute to noise, so how can you not fall in love with it?*" — New York Times* Posted Nov 2, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 86%	Va Savoir (2001)	" It's undeniably a trifle, but rarely is something like this done with such skill and, well, savoir-faire." — New York Times Posted Sep 28, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 81%	The Deep End (2001)	" Fastidious and smart." — New York Times Posted Aug 8, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 84%	Lumumba (2001)	" A great film and a great performance." — New York Times Posted Jun 27, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 91%	Dinner Rush (2001)	" *If you didn't know any better, you might assume that the comic melodrama Dinner Rush* ... was the work of a prodigy.*" — New York Times* Posted Apr 20, 2001
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 88%	Calle 54 (2001)	" The film is such a pure expression of the director's love for the music, a love so infectious it should leave you elated." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Rotten 24%	Gun Shy (2000)	" The direction is proficient" — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 81%	George Washington (2000)	" Mr. Green has a sense of proportion and taste. No scene goes on for a beat longer than it should." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 98%	Chicken Run (2000)	" It's immensely satisfying, a divinely relaxed and confident film. Mr. Park and Mr. Lord brilliantly integrate everyday objects into the story." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 86%	The Original Kings of Comedy (2000)	" What comes out of these comedians' hearts hits the most powerful chord, and the audience wants more of it." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 80%	Requiem for a Dream (2000)	" Mr. Aronofsky draws astonishing performances from his actors." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 97%	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1999)	" The first fight scene, which brings all the principals together, will make you want to applaud. And each action sequence builds on what has come before, increasing the stakes with a dignified hilarity." — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 83%	Praise (1998)	Click here to read article — New York Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 82%	The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)	" *If you have a taste for Hong Kong action (and I do) then The Legend of Drunken Master* has enough going on to make it a classic.*" — New York Times* Posted Jan 1, 2000

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0.5/5	What Planet Are You From?Offsite
0.5/5	The In CrowdOffsite
0.5/5	Pok�mon the Movie 2000Offsite

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