ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jon Niccum

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/4	" With its rampant homoeroticism, elaborate costumes and jumbled fight choreography, one would assume this is a Joel Schumacher flick not an Oliver Stone production." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Nov 23, 2004	Alexander (2004)	16%
0.5/4	" This is the first time I�ve ever attended a screening where the audience was screaming the word 'edit!'" -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Aug 1, 2003	Gigli (2003)	6%
1/4	" like being stuck at a science fair, with a 5-year-old on one side asking questions and his hippie parents on the other fumbling to answer them." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Oct 8, 2004	What the Bleep Do We Know? (2004)	34%
1/4	" The Wachowski team is on a fast track to eclipse George Lucas for the title of Most Promising Filmmaker Who is Now a Complacent Hack. " -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Nov 7, 2003	The Matrix Revolutions (2003)	37%
1/4	" Actor Martin Lawrence brings a lot of energy to a movie ... to every miserable, worthless movie in which he stars." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Jan 17, 2003	National Security (2003)	13%
1/4	" The question remains whether Americans are ready for a film whose plot hits so close to home. The answer: Americans are always ready for mindless, predictable crap." -- Lawrence Journal-World Posted Aug 22, 2002	Collateral Damage (2002)	18%

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