ROTTEN TOMATOES: Keith Fierro's Movie Profile

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Everybody's Fine (2009)

60%

Not your average Christmas movie, mainly because it's not a Christmas movie! The cast is fine, Di Nero in particular, but Kirk Jones lays the sentamentality down a little thick at some points and makes watching Everybody's Fine seem more like a survey of sociological... More

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The Cake Eaters (2009)

60%

Not a big production, but an earnest one. Stewart's perfromance is solid and Mary Stuart Masterson carries this fine story along swiftly. Left some things a bit unresolved at the end, but forgivable.

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Old Dogs (2009)

20%

Disney's sub-conscience attempt at torturing everyone over the age of six.

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The Blind Side (2009)

80%

I honestly did not want it to end! I hope the Academy throws a nod towards Bullock for her honest and powerful performance. The story managed to shine through the formula of its sports movie roots and become so much more than that. Surprising how little tragedy happens... More

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

90%

Further proof that the only way to get a good look at man's innermost qualities is when they're completely plastered. An absolute machine in its performances and a script that screams excellence.

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