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D
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16%
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The Perfect Holiday (2007) |
"
The dialogue is so one-note, the plot absurd, and most attempts at humor fall flat."
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Posted Dec 11, 2007
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D
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7%
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Bratz: The Movie (2007) |
"
The dialogue is stupid, the plot is stupid, and unfortunately, the stars are as brainless as their plastic counterparts. This is girl power?"
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Posted Aug 2, 2007
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D+
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12%
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The Bounty Hunter (2010) |
"
Despite several attempts at jokes and the stars' tremendous efforts to pull funny faces, the script fails miserably to entertain; most of the dialogue is tiresome bickering between our two leads."
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Posted Mar 18, 2010
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D+
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16%
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When in Rome (2010) |
"
The forced misunderstandings, clumsy attempts at comedy, and late-third-act turnarounds are so absolutely rote and graceless that not even the charm of the poor actors consigned to this eye-roller can lift the movie out of its grave."
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Posted Jan 29, 2010
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C-
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9%
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Marmaduke (2010) |
"
A lame, worn-out story wrapped in a pelt of fluffy dog fur."
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Posted Jun 3, 2010
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C-
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11%
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Bride Wars (2009) |
"
Bride Wars could have been a clever, incisive satire of the bloated and maddening wedding industry; unfortunately it takes an old-fashioned stance far out of place in this modern world."
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Posted Jan 9, 2009
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C-
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26%
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Seven Pounds (2008) |
"
No comic relief, no bursts of spontaneity -- everything seems calculated and overthought, muddling the message."
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E! Online
Posted Dec 19, 2008
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C-
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38%
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Swing Vote (2008) |
"
Like so many presidential candidates, Swing Vote falls victim to unfulfilled promises, wasted opportunities and smug self-satisfaction."
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Posted Jul 31, 2008
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c-
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22%
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Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008) |
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Nothing, not even the voice of Darth Vadar himself, can save this family comedy from a too-silly script."
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Posted Feb 7, 2008
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C-
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1%
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Daddy Day Camp (2007) |
"
It's all obtusely broad and ridiculous, and the dreaded 'life lessons' drag it out interminably."
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Posted Aug 8, 2007
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C-
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28%
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Next (2007) |
"
High-concept, totally ludicrous, laugh-out-loud nonsense that is best fit for late-night television when nothing else is on."
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Posted Apr 27, 2007
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C-
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8%
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The Reaping (2007) |
"
Schlocky, obvious fight-flick that gets the shock job done, but at the expense of subtly, fun and, possibly, Hilary Swank's career."
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Posted Apr 5, 2007
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C-
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21%
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Man of the Year (2006) |
"
Instead of a highly relevant political satire, writer-director Barry Levinson takes the easy way out and churns a paint-by-numbers tale of corporate malfeasance. Guess he had no special interests in creating a smart, savvy comedy."
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Posted Oct 13, 2006
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C
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67%
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The Company Men (2011) |
"
eteran TV producer John Wells filters the economic disaster through the eyes of the laid-off, but not even Ben Affleck and Tommy Lee Jones can save this uneven movie."
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E! Online
Posted Jan 20, 2011
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C
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37%
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Eat Pray Love (2010) |
"
Most of what made the book connect with so many is entirely missing here."
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Posted Aug 13, 2010
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C
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67%
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The Karate Kid (2010) |
"
Like a kung-fu master poised on one leg, a movie must have balance -- between action and emotion, heart and head, fast and slow. This rebooted Kid wobbles, flails, and ultimately stumbles in a futile attempt to top the original."
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E! Online
Posted Jun 11, 2010
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C
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22%
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Planet 51 (2009) |
"
Starring bright animation and the voices of Justin Long and Dawyne Johnson, Planet 51 follows a hilarious concept with weak execution and way too many references to better films."
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Posted Nov 19, 2009
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C
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68%
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Revolutionary Road (2008) |
"
We understand -- immediately, like in the second or third scene, thank you -- that they are tragically suppressed; why should we care?"
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E! Online
Posted Dec 30, 2008
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C
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54%
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Mamma Mia! (2008) |
"
Mamma Mia! lacks even one big fantastic set piece; visually, each musical number is chopped up into tiny little bits."
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E! Online
Posted Jul 17, 2008
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C
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72%
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Under the Same Moon (2008) |
"
Whatever you feel about illegal immigration, those affected certainly deserve to have their stories heard, and they definitely deserve less mawkish and by-the-book stories than this."
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E! Online
Posted Mar 20, 2008
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C
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13%
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First Sunday (2008) |
"
If there's a God, First Sunday will be the last of its kind for Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan, who deserve better than this wannabe screwball comedy about small-time crooks knocking over a church."
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E! Online
Posted Jan 11, 2008
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C
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52%
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Margot at the Wedding (2007) |
"
You know that relative you dread seeing at holiday gatherings? Now imagine they look like Nicole Kidman and you're stuck in the same dark room with her for 90 minutes."
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E! Online
Posted Dec 6, 2007
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C
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47%
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Rendition (2007) |
"
It dilutes its message."
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Posted Oct 19, 2007
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C
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39%
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Hot Rod (2007) |
"
[Samberg] falls a lot in Hot Rod, but this stuntman farce simply isn't worth falling for."
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E! Online
Posted Aug 2, 2007
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C
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8%
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The Number 23 (2007) |
"
Not helping matters are the over-the-top moments so typical of director Joel Schumacher's oeuvre."
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E! Online
Posted Feb 22, 2007
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C
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49%
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We Are Marshall (2006) |
"
McG is conducting a one-note symphony, losing the impact of the real story of Marshall University."
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E! Online
Posted Dec 22, 2006
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C
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30%
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Unaccompanied Minors (2006) |
"
Just another lame tween screwball comedy (emphasis on the 'screwball', not so much on the 'comedy')."
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Posted Dec 7, 2006
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C
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51%
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The Fountain (2006) |
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A little surrealism to advance the theme of the movie is brave; a lot of tedious navel-gazing is just selfish."
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Posted Nov 21, 2006
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C
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25%
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Copying Beethoven, (Klang der Stille) (2006) |
"
Harris officially bites off more scenery than he can chew."
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Posted Nov 9, 2006
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C
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25%
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Zerophilia (2005) |
"
With clunky dialogue, jokes that fall flat and an uneven sense of rhythm and timing, the movie looks and feels too amateurish to take on this kind of material."
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Posted Oct 12, 2006
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C+
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35%
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Lottery Ticket (2010) |
"
It doesn't work all the time, but it's definitely a worthy attempt."
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Posted Aug 19, 2010
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C+
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15%
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Sex and the City 2 (2010) |
"
Sex and the City 2 has very little sex, and not a lot of city. Bad move."
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Posted May 27, 2010
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C+
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41%
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Letters to Juliet (2010) |
"
It's almost like the movie is afraid of what it should be -- a young, frisky love story that should be exuberant and carefree, even if it means risking making a fool of itself. What's love, after all, if it doesn't do exactly that?"
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Posted May 13, 2010
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C+
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25%
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Four Christmases (2008) |
"
The movie tries to be a feel-good holiday movie, but it's too vulgar to take the whole family to and too silly to charm sophisticates."
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Posted Nov 25, 2008
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C+
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61%
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The Duchess (2008) |
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Sadly, we see more of [Knightley's] boudoir than her brain, the main downfall of this no-expense-spared lavish period piece."
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Posted Sep 18, 2008
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C+
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14%
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Made of Honor (2008) |
"
The tension between the leads is almost lost in the white noise of vindictive bridesmaids, fussy future in-laws and one too many dirty sex jokes, leading right up to the oh-so-predictable grand finale."
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E! Online
Posted May 1, 2008
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C+
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52%
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Nim's Island (2008) |
"
This supposed adventure movie could use a little more wind in its sails."
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Posted Apr 3, 2008
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C+
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26%
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Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007) |
"
Sure, the jokes are obvious, the plot's a little corny -- but c'mon, it's a movie about talking chipmunks."
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Posted Dec 13, 2007
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C+
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43%
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The Brave One (2007) |
"
Thoughtful action picture? Meditation on grieving? The Brave One tries to be both but just misses its target, despite the presence of a magnetic Jodie Foster."
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Posted Sep 14, 2007
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C+
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66%
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Shoot 'Em Up (2007) |
"
It's inevitable that a movie this trigger-happy shoots itself in the foot."
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Posted Sep 7, 2007
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C+
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38%
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The Nativity Story (2006) |
"
The Nativity Story is no whitewashed Christmas pageant, but it's no masterpiece either."
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E! Online
Posted Nov 30, 2006
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C+
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42%
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Gridiron Gang (2006) |
"
... these are truly vulnerable, hopeful characters who actually deserve our cheers."
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Posted Sep 15, 2006
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C+
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48%
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Idlewild (2006) |
"
This may be one of those cases in which the soundtrack is better than the movie."
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Posted Aug 25, 2006
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B-
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24%
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The Dilemma (2011) |
"
Those expecting a trademark Vince Vaughn Wedding Crashers-style laughfest will be disappointed-and those who hate Vince Vaughn Wedding Crashers-style laughfests will be surprisingly impressed."
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Posted Jan 13, 2011
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B-
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10%
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Little Fockers (2010) |
"
The personalities are exuberant, the situations humorous, the slapstick worth a chuckle or two."
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Posted Dec 23, 2010
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B-
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27%
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Charlie St. Cloud (2010) |
"
A well-crafted tearjerker with a grown-up performance from Zac Efron. If you don't mind risking dehydration, it's the movie for you."
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E! Online
Posted Jul 30, 2010
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B-
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41%
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Death at a Funeral (2010) |
"
It's no comedy masterpiece, but this story of a funeral where everything goes wrong has a brash, outlandish tone grounded by an outstanding cast."
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Posted Apr 16, 2010
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b-
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73%
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Son of Rambow (2007) |
"
Full of quirk, slapstick and dry British humor, Son of Rambow is a delight, but too often forgets to stay true to its heart."
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E! Online
Posted May 1, 2008
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B-
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62%
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Grace Is Gone (2007) |
"
It comes as a pleasant relief then to discover that the movie has its heart and soul in the right place."
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E! Online
Posted Dec 6, 2007
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B-
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35%
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Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007) |
"
Elizabeth's appeal is that she was womanly and feminine while deftly executing matters of state in a time when men ruled most of the world."
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E! Online
Posted Oct 12, 2007
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68%
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