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CHUCK RUDOLPH
PUBLICATION(S)
• Matinee Magazine
• Slant Magazine

BIOGRAPHY
Chuck Rudolph is a writer who lives in Brooklyn, NY.
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STATS
Total Reviews: 417
Total QuickRatings: 81

OTHER INFO
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• Location: New York City


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What are QuickRatings? Approved Tomatometer critics rate and provide brief quotes to movies seldomly reviewed in our database - mainly older films and obscure limited releases. Full-length reviews are not necessary, and thus, will not be available. QuickRatings are counted towards The Tomatometer.

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

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
60%

Year of the Dragon (1985)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jan 18, 2003

Rotten
2/5

Fresh
88%

What's Up, Tiger Lily? (1966)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jan 18, 2003

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
90%

White (1993)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jan 18, 2003

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
95%

The Gods Must Be Crazy (1984)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jan 18, 2003

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
100%

Laura (1944)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Dec 14, 2002

Rotten
1/5

Fresh
60%

Soul in the Hole (1997)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Dec 14, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
60%

Alligator (1980)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Dec 1, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
67%

Executive Decision (1996)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Dec 1, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
85%

Dead Alive (1993)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
77%

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Rotten
0/5

Rotten
51%

Kids (1995)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
84%

Marnie (1964)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
100%

Open City (1945)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Rotten
2/5

Fresh
90%

Grave of the Fireflies (1988)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Rotten
1/5

Rotten
58%

Single White Female (1992)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
88%

The Color Purple (1985)

No article or quote available — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
80%

The Thing (1982)

A bit too heavy on the shock effects, but far scarier than most average horror films. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Rotten
1/5

Fresh
75%

Dersu Uzala (1975)

Beautifully photographed but far too isolated in its characterizations. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
86%

Lola (1961)

An early Demy prize, lighting the way to his masterpiece The Young Girls of Rochefort. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
90%

Much Ado About Nothing (1993)

Branagh once again proves he can out-Shakespeare even the Bard himself. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Rotten
50%

Red Heat (1988)

Hill's confidence keeps the formulaic buddy-cop cliches entertaining. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
97%

Broadcast News (1987)

Occasionally aims for obvious targets, but is kept afloat by Brooks' observant humor. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
82%

The Hard Way (1991)

An amusing diversion, with Woods and Fox perfectly cast. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
100%

On the Waterfront (1954)

Brando and Kazan achieve career bests in this alternately thrilling and moving drama. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Sep 3, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
77%

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963)

Funny and energetic, but a long way from Kramer's best work. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
87%

Sounder (1972)

A masterwork from director Martin Ritt. Movies are rarely this empathetic. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Rotten
1/5

N/A

The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1973)

Not nearly as exciting or as interesting as the premise would have you believe. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Rotten
1/5

N/A

The Trench (1999)

Loaded with soggy, overused war movie cliches. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
98%

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

The movie that solidified Eastwood's iconography. Leone's dazzling Techniscope cinematics far surpass the familiar plot. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
85%

Jackie Brown (1997)

Achieves the soulful edge lacking from Tarantino's previous efforts. Forster and Grier's performances deserve to join the short-list of all-time greats. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 27, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
78%

Going My Way (1944)

Crosby and Fitzgerald work pure magic together. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
80%

Map of the Human Heart (1993)

Dreamy, romantic, and ultimately haunting. A rare movie that deserves to be called a true original. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
89%

The Driver (1978)

An all-time great action movie. Hill's existential musings are made palpable with the soulful performances by O'Neal and Adjani. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Rotten
0/5

Fresh
92%

Minority Report (2002)

Spielberg's most unpleasant and derivative film, a nasty, tired, predictable affair that makes Hook look comparable to Schindler's List. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Rotten
59%

Summer School (1987)

Above average comedy. Mark Harmon is perfectly down to earth, and the supporting characters are all memorable. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
100%

The Wages of Fear (1952)

One of the most suspenseful films ever made. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
98%

La Dolce Vita (1960)

Fellini's best film, in which the fragility of the characters is not overwhelmed by the director's decadent indulgences. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
93%

Six Degrees of Separation (1993)

Bitingly funny, with superb performances from Channing and Sutherland. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Rotten
2/5

Fresh
74%

The Cotton Club (1984)

Ambitious, but like many post-Apocalypse Coppola films, it doesn't quite hit the mark. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Rotten
50%

Watch It (1993)

Comedy of the sexes made with heart and soul. The cast, especially John C. McGinley, is terrific. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
3/5

Fresh
78%

Breakdown (1997)

A well-made B thriller. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
88%

Prizzi's Honor (1985)

A dark, rich comedy that finds Nicholson at the top of his game, per usual. Huston's last great film. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Rotten
2/5

Rotten
46%

Johnny Stecchino (1992)

Amusing, but a far cry from fully utilizing Benigni's comic timing. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
61%

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989)

The human frailty at the center of the story makes the jokes all the funnier. Holiday films are rarely as priceless. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
100%

Rio Bravo (1959)

Masterful. Archetypal Westerns don't get any better. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Rotten
0/5

Rotten
24%

Just Cause (1995)

Ridiculous from start to finish. Connery, Harris, and Fishburne couldn't have wasted their time in a less productive fashion. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
92%

Dangerous Liaisons (1988)

Perhaps the juciest adaptation of the story that one could hope for. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
5/5

Fresh
100%

Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

Brilliant performances by Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, and James Wong Howe's glowing black and white photography, are the perfect compliments to the rapid-fire screenplay. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
61%

K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)

Bigelow's crackling camerawork and belief in the story's drama makes this far more interesting and rewarding than your standard submarine action movie. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

Fresh
4/5

Fresh
81%

A River Runs Through It (1992)

A beautifully made and photographed story of familial bonds. — Matinee Magazine
Posted Jul 25, 2002

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