KEITH SIMANTON
Agrees with the Tomatometer 88% of the time.
Publications: Film.com, Seattle Times
Total Reviews: 25
LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES
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| 12 Monkeys (1995) | At one point Cole says that viewing the past is like watching a good movie, 'Every time you see it it's different, because you're different.' 12 Monkeys is a film that will do that, change as you change. Film.com |
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| Anne Frank Remembered (1995) | If this is not the best film about the Holocaust, it does strongly chronicle the sad fate of one of its most famous victims. Film.com |
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| Battlefield Earth (2000) | " The only people this film could recruit are members of the rock band Kiss, who, with their high-heeled boots and face paint, might figure they've got a spot if this alien thing ever really came down." Seattle Times |
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| Blue Streak (1999) | Since the characters are pretty simple, and the plot wafer-thin, there's not a lot for Martin to do but fall back on wild histrionics and facial explosions. Seattle Times |
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| Bowfinger (1999) | Pleasant, but not terribly original. Seattle Times |
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| Bulletproof (1996) | The movie has a smirking homophobic bent and never makes you care or believe in the characters as much as in the first fifteen minutes. Film.com |
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| Dead Man Walking (1995) | Sarandon, who won the Oscar for Best Actress for this role, is superb, but Penn is extraordinary. Film.com |
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| Double Jeopardy (1999) | Double Jeopardy principally works as a suspense film for an early autumn evening. Seattle Times |
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| Fargo (1996) | Uniquely fascinating. Film.com |
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| Harriet the Spy (1996) | There's dancing, and bubble blowing and bed bouncing that's entirely aimless and Harriet's neighborhood sleuthing becomes particularly pointless. Film.com |
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| House on Haunted Hill (1999) | Instead of thrill and chills, it's kills and spills. Seattle Times |
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| Inspector Gadget (1999) | If 700 monkeys typed for 700 years, one of them would come up with Hamlet. Give them a week, and six would come up with Inspector Gadget. Seattle Times |
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| Mission: Impossible (1996) | A fun and diverting summer movie, well worth the price of admission. Film.com |
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| Multiplicity (1996) | Keaton does a dandy job by his four Dougs, but the problem is a script that assumes a physical comedian can do it all, including twisting characters to make them fit the plot line. It doesn't work. Film.com |
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| My Dog Skip (1999) | My Dog Skip probes the concaves of memory to tell an honest tale and produce what is easily one of the best films for the entire family. Seattle Times |
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| Return to Me (2000) | " It's a genuine attempt at a genuine movie." Seattle Times |
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| Rumble in the Bronx (1996) | Chan, doing everything at once including all his own stunts, has an infectious energy that will help to remind you why you love movies. Film.com |
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| Supercop (1992) | Jackie Chan makes his second leap at the American movie audience, following up Rumble in the Bronx with a far sharper mix of stunts, martial arts and Chan's own brand of breathtaking slapstick comedy. Film.com |
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| Silly, sweet movie. Seattle Times | |
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| The Astronaut's Wife (1999) | " All the leads need to be in a better production." Seattle Times |
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| The Crow: City of Angels (1996) | It verges on the misanthropic and necrophiliac; more in love with the absence of characters, their demise, than with flesh and blood. Film.com |
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| The Substitute (1996) | An angry, white, mercenary movie out to spill blood and beat its manly chest. Film.com |
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| The White Balloon (1995) | There are LONG stretches of... well, real time. Film.com |
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| Thomas Crown Affair, The (1999) | Top-notch! Seattle Times |
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| Three to Tango (1999) | Three to Tango isn't a waste of time, it's just a middling affair, which would have been better as NBC's 'Romantic Comedy Movie of the Week'. Seattle Times |
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