ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jason Morgan

JASON MORGAN

Agrees with the Tomatometer 67% of the time.

Publications: Filmcritic.com, Reel.com

Total Reviews: 37

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date (default)

Rotten 2.5/5	Rotten 50%	Antichrist (2009)	" neither a dismissible failure nor a cinematic success" — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 22, 2009
Rotten 1.5/5	Rotten 57%	The Invention of Lying (2009)	" doesn't dare venture into the grey moral shadows of lying nor even uses its premise in a clever, entertaining way." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 1, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 73%	More Than a Game (2009)	" keeps the hype at bay long enough to create a story about real characters, rather than indulging in glorified player profiles." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 1, 2009
Fresh 3.5/5	Rotten 36%	Children of the Corn (1984)	" its dated look reminds us that horror movies were once made with only a camera and buckets of Karo syrup; not marketable teen models and computer-generated effects." — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 9, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 17%	Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)	" made solely to sell Talkboys (and let's not forget the pink Talkgirls) to kids" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 20, 2009
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 92%	For All Mankind (1989)	" like looking at the night sky for the first time." — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 10, 2009
Fresh 4/5	N/A	The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2009)	" it's the killer's bizarre motivations that truly terrify" — Filmcritic.com Posted May 12, 2009
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 95%	[Rec] (2007)	" Not since John Carpenter's one-shot intro to Halloween has POV horror been this good." — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 29, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 88%	The Last Metro (1980)	" a simple melodrama that misses its marks and shies away from any potential substance." — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 16, 2009
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 86%	The Insect Woman (1963)	" continues to impress and elude us more than 45 years later." — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 2, 2009
Fresh 4/5	N/A	Patriotism (1966)	" a fanatical and authentic expression of art" — Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 19, 2009
Rotten 3/5	Fresh 86%	Magnificent Obsession (1954)	" drowns in its sentimentality" — Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 18, 2009
Fresh 3/5	Fresh 100%	Shadows (1959)	" a cinematic improvisation (as the end credits mention) of amateur vitality" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 8, 2008
Rotten 1/5	Fresh 60%	W. (2008)	" Now is the time to make a statement -- reflecting on the failures of the current administration and projecting our hopes for the next. Oliver Stone's W. is not that statement." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 16, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 88%	20 Million Miles to Earth (1957)	" Aside from over-interpreting the monster movie's politics, there's no denying that the true star of 20 Million Miles to Earth is clearly animator Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion monster." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 8, 2008
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 91%	An Autumn Afternoon (1962)	" a relatable slice of life and, for Ozu fans, a final glimpse into a director's evolving thoughts on life and culture in his last film." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 2, 2008
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 96%	Chungking Express (1994)	" the rapid pace keeps the stories from wearing out their welcome." — Filmcritic.com Posted Aug 26, 2008
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 100%	Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)	" likely as lost on today's audience as the saintly donkey that bears man's burdens on his back only to be beaten, neglected and, finally, rejected." — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 22, 2008
Rotten 3/5	Fresh 62%	Day Watch (2007)	" Watch's supernatural police and Bekmambetov's rich visual palette give the film enough strength at least to throw a couple elbows to set itself apart from other nameless films with plenty of effects, but little vision." — Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 7, 2008
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 88%	Young@Heart (2008)	" full of passion and honesty -- two emotions that are rarely found in life, let alone cinema" — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 16, 2008
Rotten 1/5	Rotten 9%	Prom Night (2008)	" We're one box office weekend away from a remake of Leprechaun." — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 14, 2008
Rotten 2/5	Fresh 86%	Shine a Light (2008)	" inadvertently defines our time of political correctness and accessibility through censorship" — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 3, 2008
Rotten 2.5/5	N/A	Crime Fiction (2007)	Click here to read article — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 3, 2008
Rotten 2.5/5	N/A	Crime Fiction (2007)	" While it shows some promise in young, honest talent, both the writer and director have growing to do." — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 1, 2008
Rotten 1.5/5	Rotten 7%	Shutter (2008)	" The latest in the downward spiral of remakes" — Filmcritic.com Posted Apr 1, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 91%	The Last Emperor (1987)	" We never question the integrity of the historical moment in the film, but we do question our patience." — Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 5, 2008
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 22%	P.S. I Love You (2007)	" more of a waste of time than an enjoyed vicarious journey" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 20, 2007
Fresh 4.5/5	Fresh 100%	Paris, Texas (1984)	" the evolution of a dream" — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 10, 2007
Rotten 2.5/5	N/A	Imagination (2007)	Click here to read article — Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 1, 2007
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 71%	Beowulf (2007)	" as muddled as watching a RealD presentation without the glasses on." — Filmcritic.com Posted Nov 15, 2007
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 81%	Lars And The Real Girl (2007)	" Never hits the emotional marks it needs to." — Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 11, 2007
Fresh 5/5	Fresh 93%	The Seventh Seal (1957)	" still spiritually resonates today" — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 25, 2007
Rotten 1.5/5	Rotten 16%	The Brothers Solomon (2007)	" What feels like a three-hour descent into boredom is only a 90-minute test of might -- pitting you against unlikable characters, horribly written dialogue, and direction that's as painful as a root canal." — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 22, 2007
Fresh 3.5/5	Fresh 100%	Battleship Potemkin (1925)	" comes from a time where films communicated primarily through images, even if its themes fade into historical irrelevance." — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 21, 2007
Rotten 2.5/5	Rotten 43%	The Brave One (2007)	" *With all the thematic false starts and missed opportunity, The Brave One* boils down to violence begets violence, and says it cures all the pain of loss.*" — Filmcritic.com* Posted Sep 18, 2007
Fresh 3/5	Rotten 26%	Halloween (2007)	" Instead of trampling over the original, he builds on it and creates an homage that should motivate the new generation of horror fans to seek out John Carpenter's original with the respect and excitement it still deserves." — Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 17, 2007

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