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Owen Gleiberman

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Critics' Group:: National Society of Film Critics, New York Film Critics Circle

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B-	75%	Collaborator (2012)	" The dolefully talented actor Martin Donovan wrote, directed, and stars in a pressure-cooker two-hander." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jul 4, 2012
D+	21%	Madea's Witness Protection (2012)	" George's son asks for Wi-Fi, and Madea says, ''Sure, I can make you a waffle.'' That's one of the good jokes." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jul 4, 2012
A-	80%	Magic Mike (2012)	" Magic Mike has a conventional structure, yet a teasing question percolates beneath: If selling yourself is as much fun as this movie makes it look, what could be wrong with it?" — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 29, 2012
C+	56%	People Like Us (2012)	" Pine and Banks are just good enough to suggest that in an honest movie, they would have been even better." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 27, 2012
C	73%	Dark Horse (2012)	" The most squirm-inducing aspect of Dark Horse is the way that Solondz is still stuck in his outdated loser tropes." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 20, 2012
B+	97%	Paul Williams Still Alive (2012)	" The movie is fascinating, though it smacks its own lips a bit too much at the tackiness of freak '70s stardom." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 20, 2012
B-	43%	To Rome with Love (2012)	" Woody Allen has become such a beguiling travel agent that he rolls through these stories with a relaxed effervescence that is rather infectious." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 20, 2012
B-	21%	That's My Boy (2012)	" On some level I marveled at the conviction that Adam Sandler pours into playing a character like Donny Berger, a boneheaded, loud-mouthed alcoholic loser from Boston." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 15, 2012
A-	95%	Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present (2012)	" We're given an intimate seat to this wildly democratic - and creepily messianic - spectacle." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 13, 2012
C	41%	Rock of Ages (2012)	" Most of the numbers in Rock of Ages are flatly shot and choreographed, and they look as if they'd been edited together with a meat cleaver. With rare exceptions, they don't channel the excitement of the music - they stultify it." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 13, 2012
B+	79%	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012)	" The story in Madagascar 3 is functional, but the antically civilized spirit is infectious." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 6, 2012
B	91%	Safety Not Guaranteed (2012)	" Safety Not Guaranteed is a fable of ''redemption,'' and it's too tidy by half, but it is also very sweetly told." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 6, 2012
B-	34%	Lola Versus (2012)	" This is the kind of cutely alienated indie relationship comedy that Lena Dunham's HBO series Girls has made irrelevant." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jun 6, 2012
C+	48%	Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)	" It turns into a clangy medieval epic, full of random woodland monsters and battles, and it begins to lose the pulse of its fairy-tale mystique. It's like watching Clash of the Titans IV: Revenge of the Blood Apple." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 30, 2012
	64%	Cosmopolis (2012)	" A parade of hollow didactic encounters." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 25, 2012
B-	94%	Moonrise Kingdom (2012)	" Anderson hasn't lost his puckishly charming genius for cinema-as-diorama visuals. Yet a lot happens in this film, and not a lot of it matters." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 23, 2012
	45%	On the Road (2012)	" What he doesn't give us - and what makes the book work - is Kerouac's bedazzled bohemian swoon. Without it, On the Road is a curiously remote experience, all reason and no rhyme." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 23, 2012
	90%	Beyond The Hills (2013)	" The trouble with that is that Beyond the Hills seems like a movie that's been almost preconceived to be powerful. There's a grandiosity to it, but not much mystery." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 22, 2012
	75%	Killing Them Softly (2012)	" In Killing Them Softly, Dominik's first feature since The Assassination of Jesse James, Pitt once again plays a quietly powerful sociopath, and once again the screen vibrates." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 22, 2012
B	67%	Lawless (2012)	" Hardy's presence is compelling, but the film comes fully alive only when it turns bloody. At those moments, though, it has the kick of a mule." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 20, 2012
	93%	Amour (2012)	" Transfixing and extraordinarily touching, perhaps the most hauntingly honest movie about old age ever made" — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 20, 2012
B	22%	What to Expect When You're Expecting (2012)	" As sociology, it's skin-deep, but if you're a parent or preparing to be one, you might see yourself in a few of these folks and have a good time doing so." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 16, 2012
B+	25%	Mansome (2012)	" The best thing about the movie is that it keeps drawing conclusions in opposite directions." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 16, 2012
B	88%	Polisse (2012)	" The film can be rambling and glib, yet it's no mere crime drama. It captures a middle-class French society that looks more humane than ours, but is just as messed up." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 16, 2012
C	67%	God Bless America (2012)	" Bobcat Goldthwait's new movie is a burlesque that turns into a harangue that turns into a rampage." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 9, 2012
C+	52%	Where Do We Go Now? (2012)	" It shows no curiosity about the hatred, so the characters seem less than whole." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 9, 2012
B+	38%	Dark Shadows (2012)	" Dark Shadows, a kinky love triangle, is true, in its fashion, to the spirit of the old soap opera. Yet its real love affair is between Johnny Depp and the audience who's still hooked on seeing him get his freak on." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 9, 2012
A-	——	Dimensional Connections (2001)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted May 3, 2012
C	22%	Raven (2012)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted May 3, 2012
A-	92%	The Connection (2007)	" [Clarke] gets at the inner truth of addicts - that they're pining for transcendence in the void." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 2, 2012
B	92%	Headhunters (2012)	" This Norwegian thriller has a winning cutthroat perversity." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 2, 2012
B+	93%	Marvel's The Avengers (2012)	" The best thing about The Avengers, a multi-tentpole blockbuster that gathers half a dozen Marvel superheroes and unfurls them on a baddie from another planet, is that it also unleashes them on each other." — Entertainment Weekly Posted May 1, 2012
C+	81%	Safe (1995)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 26, 2012
B-	20%	Broken Tower (2012)	" It's a pensive and heartfelt movie, assuming that you let yourself get caught up in its moody-minimalist, more-visual-than-verbal style." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 25, 2012
C+	57%	Safe (2012)	" It may satisfy Statham's fans, but they - like he - would do well to enlarge their expectations." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 25, 2012
B+	75%	Sound of My Voice (2012)	" A small-scale, shot-on-DV movie that, in its stripped-down low-budget way, gets deeper into the fascination - the mental horror - of cults than Martha Marcy May Marlene did." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 25, 2012
B+	64%	The Five-Year Engagement (2012)	" A lively, original, and scattershot-hilarious ramble of a Judd Apatow production." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 25, 2012
C	20%	The Lucky One (2012)	" The trouble with the movie isn't that it's too girly-swoony; it's that it tries to achieve emotion through glowy sunsets and a paint-by-numbers script." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 18, 2012
C	22%	Darling Companion (2012)	" Lawrence Kasdan's comedy strikes a note of rib-nudging blah coyness that feels very 1987." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 13, 2012
A-	95%	Marley (2012)	" [It] shows off his chops not by doing anything dazzling - the film is documentary prose, not poetry - but by treating Marley as a man of depth and nuance, of inner light and shadow." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 13, 2012
A-	80%	Madonna - Truth or Dare (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 13, 2012
A-	51%	The Three Stooges (2012)	" It's an enchantingly well-done tribute that revives, and even refreshes, our affection for the Stooges, yet at its core it lacks the completely and totally unhinged shock of the new." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 12, 2012
B-	53%	Think Like a Man (2012)	" The actors make good company." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 11, 2012
B	44%	American Reunion (2012)	" As it turns out, the recipe has been updated, and what once seemed like fatally warmed-over Pie tastes new again." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 5, 2012
A-	97%	Insomnia (1998)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 5, 2012
A	83%	Comic-Con: Episode IV - A Fan's Hope (2012)	" The first surprise of Comic-Con Episode IV is that it's the first Spurlock film Spurlock isn't in. The second surprise is that it's the most entertaining geek lovefest since 1997's Trekkies." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 4, 2012
D	14%	Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (2010)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 31, 2012
B-	26%	Wrath of the Titans (2012)	" Maybe it's just my imagination, but Sam Worthington seems to be getting slightly less stiff as an actor. He now smiles occasionally, and he's at least risen to the soulful inexpressiveness of the young Ryan O'Neal." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 29, 2012
A-	92%	Gerhard Richter Painting (2012)	" The film is sketchy as biography, but it proves an aging artist can still crackle with the electricity of youth." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 29, 2012
B-	82%	Goon (2012)	" When Seann William Scott uses his fists, he's a star." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 28, 2012
B+	87%	Bully (2012)	" This is an urgent and moral movie; there shouldn't be a puritanical roadblock standing between it and its audience." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 28, 2012
D	36%	Revenge (1990)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 27, 2012
B-	84%	The Raid: Redemption (2012)	" [It] makes The Expendables look like 12 Angry Men." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 21, 2012
B+	99%	Jiro Dreams of Sushi (2012)	" Director David Gelb pulls back the curtain on the kitchen rituals of sushi, inviting us to experience the savory-smooth sensation of ''umami,'' roughly translated as ''Ahhh!''" — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 21, 2012
B-	25%	Seeking Justice (2012)	" It's refreshing to see Nicolas Cage, non-histrionic and sort of subtle, in a halfway clever piece of indie pulp about a teacher who enlists a cult of vigilantes to kill the man who raped his wife." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 15, 2012
B	44%	Casa de mi padre (2012)	" Ferrell is a good straight actor for the same reason that he's an inspired comedian: He commits himself to every moment. Even in a movie whose highest ambition is to be true to its quaintly delectable tackiness." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 15, 2012
B	57%	Detachment (2012)	" Brody, as the semi-fallen idealist, has a haggard eloquence, and Tim Blake Nelson, Christina Hendricks, and James Caan, as his colleagues, act out a bitterly funny spectrum of desolation." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 14, 2012
D-	0%	A Thousand Words (2012)	" It makes you want to see Murphy team up with Judd Apatow, or even take on a dead-serious dramatic role - do anything but star in another movie like this one." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 9, 2012
D	51%	John Carter (2012)	" Kitsch looks marvelous, but that's the problem: He looks a little too marvelous. He's all sexed up with little to do." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 7, 2012
B+	37%	Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie (2012)	" The vicious mirth is hit-or-miss but contagious." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 7, 2012
B	67%	Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (2012)	" [Salmon Fishing in the Yemen] takes us back to the sort of achingly civilized love story in which the only thing that really stands in the way of two people falling for each other is their own decorum" — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 7, 2012
B	27%	Project X (2012)	" [It] feeds I Love the '80s clichés through a kind of bobbing-camera Mixmaster. It's Can't Hardly Wait for the age of Jersey Shore." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Mar 1, 2012
C	53%	Being Flynn (2012)	" [De Niro] never finds any poetry in Flynn's bellicose soul. He just makes you wish that the guy would shut up." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 29, 2012
B+	54%	Dr Seuss' The Lorax (2012)	" The movie is like a less original WALLE, but it's still vibrant and touching." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 29, 2012
B-	32%	Tyler Perry's Good Deeds (2012)	" Good Deeds, with its Frank Capra-gone-Good Will Hunting title, is lucky to have Thandie Newton, easily the most gifted actress ever to have starred in a Tyler Perry movie." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 24, 2012
C-	87%	Bullhead (2012)	" Bullhead proves that you can make an underworld movie pumped up with pretension." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 22, 2012
B+	70%	Thin Ice (2012)	" Enjoyably fuses cleverness and sheer desperation." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 15, 2012
B+	96%	Undefeated (2012)	" The agony of defeat in this movie is every bit as transporting as the thrill of victory." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 15, 2012
C	76%	Kill List (2012)	" Tries to be Eyes Wide Shut, The Wicker Man, and The Twilight Zone all at once, but only makes you wish that you were watching one of them instead." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 15, 2012
C+	74%	Big Miracle (2012)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 11, 2012
B-	53%	Safe House (2012)	" The movie, as if on an action time clock, punches in the standard set pieces: bloody fights, clattering shoot-outs, an escape through a packed soccer stadium. Some of this stuff is well-done, and some of it has been done a lot better." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 8, 2012
A-	85%	Chronicle (2012)	" Based on Chronicle, it's clear that Trank has the right stuff to move up to big-budget fantasy movies. If he wants to, that is. In a lot of ways, he has already beaten the studios at their game." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Feb 3, 2012
B-	83%	Reise der Hoffnung (Journey of Hope) (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 31, 2012
D	2%	One for the Money (2012)	" Imagine an Elmore Leonard movie scripted by a bad Nora Ephron imitator, and you'll have an idea of how dead-in-the-Jersey-water it is." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 27, 2012
C+	65%	Cherry Tree Lane (2013)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 24, 2012
B+	80%	My Best Fiend (Mein liebster Feind - Klaus Kinski) (1999)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 21, 2012
C+	20%	Loosies (2012)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 19, 2012
A-	40%	Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston (2012)	" This film has a grander trajectory than just about any other fashion doc." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 18, 2012
B-	39%	Red Tails (2012)	" As long as it stays in the air, Red Tails ... is a compelling sky-war pageant of a movie." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 18, 2012
B	51%	Contraband (2012)	" Contraband, while often grungy and far-fetched, does keep you watching. And in January, that's recommendation enough." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 11, 2012
B-	34%	Joyful Noise (2012)	" The movie's musical numbers are catchy and rollicking and, in their bright sunshiny way, rather soulful." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 11, 2012
C+	56%	In the Land of Blood and Honey (2011)	" In the Land of Blood and Honey captures the sickening way the war in Bosnia became a gray zone of genocide. Yet that, unfortunately, is not enough to make it a good movie." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 5, 2012
A	99%	A Separation (2011)	" The film wraps us, with stunning directness, in the complex folds of its characters' passions." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 4, 2012
A	93%	Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011)	" Powered by Cruise's moxie, Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol proves that in a Hollywood action-ride culture drenched in fake adrenaline, it's cathartic to encounter the real thing." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 16, 2011
B-	60%	Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)	" Here, as before, part of the movie's perversely cheeky design is that it throws away its own cleverness." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 15, 2011
B	67%	We Bought a Zoo (2011)	" From the high-concept title to the family-friendly story line, it's basically a Tim Allen movie, only made with taste and feeling." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 13, 2011
A	86%	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011)	" [Fincher] has made The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo into an electrifying movie by turning the audience into addicts of the forbidden, looking for the sick and twisted things we can't see." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 13, 2011
C	75%	The Adventures of Tintin (2011)	" I've barely even glanced at a Tintin comic, and what I saw looked more like The Adventures of Rubber Boy and Captain Boring." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 9, 2011
B-	7%	New Year's Eve (2011)	" A movie I often found myself laughing at in ridicule, and one that also gave me a lump in the throat. So I guess you could say I had a good time." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 8, 2011
B-	76%	We Need to Talk About Kevin (2012)	" The movie is creepy, but it has no texture or depth. It's like The Omen directed by Miranda July." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Dec 7, 2011
A	74%	Rampart (2012)	" Rampart won't be for everyone, but it's the work of a major directorial voice. It's a thriller on fire." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 23, 2011
A-	98%	The Artist (2011)	" As it opens, we're watching an audience watch a silent adventure film, and in a funny way we spend the rest of the movie watching ourselves get swept up in conventions we can see through." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 23, 2011
C+	59%	Twilight (1998)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 22, 2011
A	89%	The Descendants (2011)	" Another beautifully chiseled piece of filmmaking - sharp, funny, generous, and moving - that writes its own rules as much as About Schmidt or Sideways did." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 17, 2011
C	91%	Into The Abyss (2011)	" It's really just a rambling episode of A Current Affair." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 10, 2011
B	44%	J. Edgar (2011)	" Eastwood, forsaking his deliberate rhythms for something speedier and wordier, turns J. Edgar into a dramatic essay about how the law and repression, heroism and corruption, fused in Hoover." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 9, 2011
B-	50%	Janie Jones (2011)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 5, 2011
A	69%	A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011)	" In its shaggy, pleasure-bombed, '80s-meets-2011 way, A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas is a deft and generous comedy..." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 5, 2011
A	94%	Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey (2011)	" A marvelous movie." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 5, 2011
C-	17%	The Son of No One (2011)	" The more that secret comes out, the more incoherent (and ludicrous) the film gets." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 2, 2011
C+	36%	In Time (2011)	" Timberlake and Seyfried's relationship is way too thin to make us believe in them as a powerful outlaw couple, and the plot, once you get past the premise, is basically all clichés." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 27, 2011
C	50%	The Rum Diary (2011)	" Depp stares off into space, as if his brain were being slowly eaten by worms, and he speaks in a robo-monotone. You could call his acting ''cool,'' but a more apt description would be monochromatic and hollow." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 27, 2011
C	84%	Puss in Boots (2011)	" In the Shrek films, the joke of Puss in Boots, with his trilled consonants and penchant for chest-puffing sword duels, is that no one this cuddly should try to be this dashing. But in Puss in Boots, that joke wears out its welcome in 15 minutes." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 27, 2011
A-	68%	Paranormal Activity 3 (2011)	" The bottom line, for me, is this: I don't scare easily at horror films (that's one of the reasons I tend to pan them), but I watched Paranormal Activity 3 in a state of high anxiety." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 19, 2011
A-	88%	Margin Call (2011)	" It captures how our financial institutions became secret havens to a selfishness so undiluted it was sociopathic. You watch this drama of big money with a tingle of toxic fascination." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 19, 2011
B-	40%	The Big Year (2011)	" The characters are just as two-dimensional as they sound, but damned if Wilson, Martin, and Black don't make those dimensions pop." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 13, 2011
B+	29%	The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) (2011)	" The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence) could be the sickest B movie ever made. But that's why you may feel gripped by the horror of what you're seeing and the terror of what's coming." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 5, 2011
A-	85%	The Ides of March (2011)	" It pulses along like an update of The Candidate fused with a political Sweet Smell of Success - it's got that kind of noirish fizz." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 5, 2011
C-	6%	Dream House (2011)	" This suburban gothic is a logy, convoluted mess. " — Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 1, 2011
B-	71%	Margaret (2011)	" Lonergan's dialogue can sweep you up in a whoosh of personality and ideas, but it's hard to see what, apart from ego, convinced him that this story was so epic." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 28, 2011
B	30%	Sarah Palin: You Betcha! (2011)	" Broomfield is so dogged that he makes   a case, in a deeper way than we've seen, that there's a   terrifying remorselessness to Palin's feuding nature." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 28, 2011
B	53%	Puncture (2011)	" This true-life film is a likable oddity: a rambling, low-budget Erin Brockovich with a cokehead hero." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 23, 2011
C	4%	Abduction (2011)	" [Lautner's] not a terrible actor, but if he wants a career after the Twilight fades, he'll pick better films." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 23, 2011
D	29%	Machine Gun Preacher (2011)	" It's like Machete remade as an awards-bait snoozer." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 21, 2011
A-	95%	Moneyball (2011)	" [It] may be the first baseball film to tap into the thrill of strategizing - of manipulated cause and effect - as entertainingly as you'd expect from a movie about chess or a casino heist." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 21, 2011
C+	41%	Straw Dogs (2011)	" The original Straw Dogs, at least to me, isn't close to being one of Peckinpah's masterpieces, but it's a movie that the people who first saw it still remember 40 years later. I doubt that anyone will remember the new one by next month." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 15, 2011
F	71%	Loose Cannons (Mine Vaganti) (2010)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 14, 2011
A	90%	Gabbeh (1997)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	76%	A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
A-	81%	A Few Good Men (1992)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D+	38%	Queens Logic (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	37%	The Killing of John Lennon (2006)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	71%	Man of the Century (1999)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B-	36%	Coneheads (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B	85%	Bad Manners (1998)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	17%	Jack (1996)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D	33%	The Perfect Weapon (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D	74%	Fah talai jone (Tears of the Black Tiger) (2007)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	71%	Sleepless in Seattle (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B-	47%	The Loss of Sexual Innocence (1999)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	35%	Young Guns II (1990)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C-	68%	Alive (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C+	24%	Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C+	85%	Der Baader Meinhof Komplex (The Baader Meinhof Complex) (2008)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D	67%	Kalifornia (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D+	47%	True Colors (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
A	90%	The Piano (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
F	——	Madhouse (2003)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B	90%	Fresh (1994)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B-	96%	Defending Your Life (1991)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B+	55%	American Pimp (2000)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
D-	21%	Wes Craven Presents Wishmaster (1997)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B-	64%	EdTV (1999)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C	50%	Kindergarten Cop (1990)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
C-	53%	Malice (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
A-	98%	One False Move (1992)	" A sardonic and explosive crooks-on-the-lam saga in the tradition of Bonnie and Clyde." — Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B	67%	Love and Human Remains (1993)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
B+	59%	U Turn (1997)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011
A	94%	Ulee's Gold (1997)	— Entertainment Weekly Posted Sep 7, 2011

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