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Sean Rom

Sean Rom

Agrees with the Tomatometer 85% of the time.

Publications:
Trespass
Total Reviews:
13

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Showing 1 - 13 of 13
Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
78% Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011) " Its own brand of sitcomy sickly sweetness isn't all that bad." — Trespass
Posted Sep 29, 2011
87% Submarine (2011) " Writer/director Richard Ayoade, who has directed some music videos, displays a hand behind the camera that is not only sure but also capable of unique feeling and wit." — Trespass
Posted Sep 9, 2011
96% Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 (2011) " This installment clocks in as the shortest Harry Potter film yet, but it sacrifices little in terms of thrills and tears, and has some seriously cool special effects." — Trespass
Posted Jul 12, 2011
92% Incendies (2011) " If Incendies is not a perfect film, it is a bold, immersive, searching, angry and haunting one; all signs of great filmmaking." — Trespass
Posted Apr 20, 2011
26% Arthur (2011) " Brand may be an actor of limited talents, but he is funny and so is Arthur." — Trespass
Posted Apr 20, 2011
72% Paul (2011) " The film can be summed up by its affectionate parody E.T in the finale: amiable and inoffensive but completely inferior to the classic films it references." — Trespass
Posted Apr 13, 2011
67% The Company Men (2011) " A solid and intelligent debut feature, if one of dubious appeal to mainstream audiences." — Trespass
Posted Mar 8, 2011
88% Certified Copy (Copie Conforme) (2011) " Certified Copy can be seen as a critique of the romantic film genre, as a slap in the face to an audience expecting an 'original' story and as a hearty post-modern poke to the concept of originality in general." — Trespass
Posted Feb 15, 2011
96% True Grit (2010) " True Grit is exceptionally entertaining and is probably the first in the Coen canon that could almost be categorized as a family film. Almost." — Trespass
Posted Jan 24, 2011
43% Dinner for Schmucks (2010) " Remarkably, they have managed to take a very funny original film, some very talented comedians and created an experience akin to a dentist visit. " — Trespass
Posted Sep 29, 2010
64% Tomorrow, When the War Began (2012) " The film wants to be slick entertainment and is for the most part so relentlessly paced that emotional engagement is near impossible. This is definitely not a boring film. It just could have been a lot better." — Trespass
Posted Sep 1, 2010
93% The Kids Are All Right (2010) " One of the most compelling cinematic depictions of family life to come along for some time. " — Trespass
Posted Aug 30, 2010
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