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Critics / Jan Stuart / Best
Jan Stuart

    JAN STUART

    Agrees with the Tomatometer 75% of the time.

    Publications: Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Newsday, Screen International, Washington Post

    Critics' Group: New York Film Critics Circle

    Total Reviews: 839

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    The Maid (2009)

    " A deserved prizewinner at Sundance, Saavedra seems to age 25 years and then drop 35 in the space of an hour and a half." — Washington Post

    Posted Nov 5, 2009

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    96%

    4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2008)

    " Harrowing and heart-stopping." — Newsday

    Posted Jan 24, 2008

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    100%

    Taxi to the Dark Side (2008)

    " Gibney assembles a formidable arsenal of talking heads to testify." — Newsday

    Posted Jan 17, 2008

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    86%

    Times and Winds (2008)

    " Reha Erdem's ineffably beautiful portrait of a rural Turkish village." — Newsday

    Posted Jan 10, 2008

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    91%

    There Will Be Blood (2007)

    " The watershed achievement of both Day-Lewis' and Anderson's careers." — Newsday

    Posted Dec 20, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    93%

    The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)

    " The visual lyricism and irascible humor of Julian Schnabel's screen adaptation make for a life-against-the-odds drama like none you've ever seen." — Newsday

    Posted Nov 29, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    80%

    Lars And The Real Girl (2007)

    " What's remarkable about Lars and the Real Girl is the tightrope that [screenwriter Nancy] Oliver finesses, aided by her director and winning cast, between improbability and reality, edgy absurdist humor and melting tenderness. It's a tonic." — Newsday

    Posted Oct 11, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    89%

    Eastern Promises (2007)

    " Whether in cloaked repose or naked defense, Mortensen dares you to take your eyes off of him." — Newsday

    Posted Sep 13, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    93%

    This Is England (2007)

    " Meadows' electric drama takes the audience with it from the percolating opening moments through its hopeful (if ever-so-contrived) denouement, filling the landscape with memorably engaging characters and potent ensemble performances." — Newsday

    Posted Jul 26, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    74%

    La Vie En Rose (2007)

    " Marion Cotillard is a knockout in this scintillating and soulful musical bio." — Newsday

    Posted Jun 7, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    88%

    Red Road (2007)

    " A sexy and cunningly disorienting thriller that provokes the viewer into a state of anxious participation from first to last frame." — Newsday

    Posted Apr 16, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    87%

    The Lookout (2007)

    " Character nuance and sly wit trump plot novelty in this immensely satisfying suspense drama." — Newsday

    Posted Mar 29, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    74%

    Lady Chatterley (2006)

    " A film of sun-dappled beauty and unbridled joys that arrive as much as a surprise to the audience as they do to the characters." — Newsday

    Posted Jun 21, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    82%

    Days of Glory (2006)

    " Just when you think you've viewed World War II from every conceivable angle, a picture like Days of Glory comes along and expands your range of vision with a stirring sense of urgency." — Newsday

    Posted Feb 15, 2007

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    68%

    Babel (2006)

    " If Babel falls an inch or three short of greatness, it's always a great ride." — Newsday

    Posted Oct 26, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    75%

    The Prestige (2006)

    " Expect to leave exhilarated and more than a bit disturbed." — Newsday

    Posted Oct 19, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    97%

    49 Up (2006)

    " To the extent that it opens a window into the puzzling business of growing older and affirms - with touching reflectiveness and exuberant humor -- the suspicion that we are all in the same boat, 49 Up is priceless." — Newsday

    Posted Oct 5, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    98%

    The War Tapes (2006)

    " Deborah Scranton's excellent documentary is tough going and transformative." — Newsday

    Posted Jun 1, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    93%

    The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (2006)

    " The Death of Mr. Lazarescu takes aim at the grotesqueries of the hospital experience with killing accuracy, like a mallet blow to the knee that comes down harder than anticipated." — Newsday

    Posted Apr 27, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    86%

    L'Enfant (2006)

    " The intimacy the directors achieve with their actors is nothing short of uncanny: Renier and François go about their business with such naturalness and determination, you forget there are performances going on." — Newsday

    Posted Mar 24, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    91%

    Neil Young - Heart of Gold (2006)

    " To see and hear Neil Young: Heart of Gold is like soaking in a warm tub filled to the brim with luxuriant, life-restoring music." — Newsday

    Posted Feb 9, 2006

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    88%

    Caché (2005)

    " ... a brilliantly sinister mystery fraught with guilt, deceit and denial." — Newsday

    Posted Dec 23, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    61%

    The New World (2005)

    " The New World blows centuries of dust and schoolkid romanticism from the oft-mythologized tale of Pocahontas and the English settlers, relaying old news with an abundantly poetic and visually startling point of view." — Newsday

    Posted Dec 22, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

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    86%

    Brokeback Mountain (2005)

    " Brokeback Mountain coaxes audiences to walk several hundred miles in its characters' shoes, luring us with the scent of forbidden fruit and rewarding us with the sumptuous taste of complex storytelling." — Newsday

    Posted Dec 8, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    86%

    Junebug (2005)

    " For all its specificity, we come away feeling as if we've walked in the shoes of all of these people at different points in our lives." — Newsday

    Posted Aug 3, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    69%

    The World (2005)

    " Tao, who shuttles between multiple ethnic costumes in the course of a typical workday, embodies the film's thematic core: the loss of identity in a culture that has bulldozed its own historic past to clear the way for Western-style progress." — Newsday

    Posted Jun 30, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

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    89%

    Brothers (2005)

    " A powerhouse drama that puts us through a wringer of emotions." — Newsday

    Posted May 5, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    89%

    Kung Fu Hustle (2005)

    " If the plot elements seem like a duck soup of every Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan picture ever conceived, they are lifted into a whole other stratosphere of ingenuity by Chow and his design team's indefatigable visual imagination." — Newsday

    Posted Apr 7, 2005

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    94%

    Los Angeles Plays Itself (2004)

    " Los Angeles Plays Itself, Alexander's sprawling and incisive meditation on the many uses and abuses of the city of L.A. in the movies, may be the unlikeliest great movie of the year." — Newsday

    Posted Jul 28, 2004

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    81%

    The Bourne Supremacy (2004)

    " The Bourne Supremacy is essentially a string of how- will-he-get- out-this-one set pieces, but they have been cooked up with nerve-frying elan by British director Greengrass." — Newsday

    Posted Jul 23, 2004

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    97%

    S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine (2004)

    " Serves as a potent and necessary reminder of how easily war can defeat the humanity of the good and the well-intentioned." — Newsday

    Posted May 19, 2004

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    87%

    Crimson Gold (2004)

    " Hot enough to have been banned in its home country, and resonant enough to command our watchful participation." — Newsday

    Posted Jan 15, 2004

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    70%

    Dogville (2003)

    " An audaciously original feat of allegorical story.telling, one of those visionary achievements that stirs moviegoers into a fury and goes on to define a decade." — Newsday

    Posted Mar 25, 2004

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    94%

    The Triplets of Belleville (2003)

    " A sophisticated, wholly original brand of animated storytelling that manages to be at once deliriously eccentric and deliciously sinister." — Newsday

    Posted Nov 25, 2003

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    90%

    The Magdalene Sisters (2003)

    " McEwan nails the degenerate blend of humanity and hypocrisy that can coexist when people become slavemasters of moral rectitude." — Newsday

    Posted Jul 31, 2003

    Fresh
    4/4

    Rotten
    44%

    Tycoon: A New Russian (2003)

    " Tycoon is as seductive and audacious as its protagonist, whose outrageous manipulations encapsulate the chaos and corruption of Russia's neophyte capitalist economy." — Newsday

    Posted Jun 12, 2003

    Fresh
    4/4

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    92%

    Talk to Her (2002)

    " The Spanish master redefines love in all its weird and surprising permutations with this characteristically eccentric tale involving a lady bullfighter, a male nurse, a ballet dancer and a journalist with hyperactive tear ducts." — Newsday

    Posted Nov 22, 2002

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    4/4

    Fresh
    75%

    Safe Conduct (2002)

    " For devotees of French cinema, Safe Conduct is so rich with period minutiae it's like dying and going to celluloid heaven." — Newsday

    Posted Oct 11, 2002

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    97%

    Spirited Away (2002)

    " A haunting and indelible fable that warms the chilly soul of Japanese anime and points the way for its American sponsor." — Newsday

    Posted Sep 19, 2002

    Fresh
    4/4

    Fresh
    82%

    Road to Perdition (2002)

    " A gorgeous eyeful and earful of a gangster drama." — Newsday

    Posted Jul 12, 2002

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    4/4

    Fresh
    96%

    Mafioso (1962)

    " We can only wonder how Mafioso struck American audiences in its brief 1962 appearance. In 2007, it reveals the universal hallmarks of a classic." — Newsday

    Posted Jan 18, 2007

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    4/4

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    100%

    Classe Tous Risques (1960)

    " Belmondo is the clincher: He's got so much jaunty charisma, the screen can barely contain him." — Newsday

    Posted Nov 17, 2005

    Fresh
    4.5/5

    Fresh
    90%

    Transsiberian (2008)

    " A queasy-making train thriller directed with vibrant visual panache by Brad Anderson." — Los Angeles Times

    Posted Aug 8, 2008
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