Glen Oliver

Glen Oliver
Glen Oliver's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): IGN Movies
Publications: IGN Movies

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
4/10 65% Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) All in all, no one gets anything to do here. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 16, 2015
99% Finding Nemo (2003) Finding Nemo is ultimately a rewarding, engaging, compelling, and even spiritual adventure that works charismatically on multiple levels. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 29, 2015
85% Chicago (2002) In both concept and execution, Chicago is the real thing, and may someday be remembered with the very best of its genre. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 25, 2015
97% Chicken Run (2000) The film is brilliantly voiced across the board, with special notice to Mel Gibson as Rocky and Julia Sawalha as Ginger. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Aug 24, 2014
10% I Dreamed of Africa (2000) I Dreamed of Africa is, quite simply, one of the worst mainstream movies ever made. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 23, 2014
3% Bless the Child (2000) A sloppy, silly, and sometimes ludicrous movie perpetually haunted by the specter of what it could have been. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 22, 2014
84% The Rookie (2002) Refreshing and compelling. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted May 12, 2014
80% The Royal Tenenbaums (2002) The Royal Tenenbaums tries to be many things, but isn't any one thing forcefully enough to carry much weight or significance. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 4, 2014
3/5 80% Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) Revenge of the Sith is not the "masterpiece" some make it out to be. It is, simply, a far more worthy installment than we've recently been fed. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted May 11, 2005
3/5 35% Racing Stripes (2005) A sweet, heartfelt, and sometimes clever film whose reticence to maintain a consistent tone automatically condemns it to life as a scattershot novelty. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 15, 2005
3.5/5 39% Meet the Fockers (2004) MtF works rather well – although it sometimes lacks the smoothness of its predecessor. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 21, 2004
2.5/5 72% Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) The film struggles to mimic the simple, sublime truths which make Daniel Handler's books so appealingly vibrant. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 16, 2004
2/5 16% Alexander (2004) Consistently undisciplined and frustratingly unfocused. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 24, 2004
1.5/5 5% Christmas With the Kranks (2004) Shockingly aloof, and often dispassionately alienating. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 24, 2004
5/5 71% Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) If you love movies, enjoy adventure, and cherish beauty: see Sky Captain. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 16, 2004
1/5 24% Van Helsing (2004) Vampires aren't the only things that suck in this movie... - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted May 6, 2004
4/5 39% Man on Fire (2004) Rampant with religious symbolism, and fueled by ... vigilante subtext, audiences will be hard-pressed to find another film this year which pushes any of the same hot buttons. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 23, 2004
3.5/5 62% Starsky & Hutch (2004) All things being equal, Starsky and Hutch still manages to be an enjoyable ride, even though it lacks the energy, urgency, and consistency needed to make it great. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 5, 2004
4.5/5 93% The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) One of the most visceral theatrical experiences of all time. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2004
2.5/5 23% Torque (2004) As sleazy as they come. And, much like the person we continue to date even though we know we shouldn't, it's kinda hard not to feel a little affection for it. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 19, 2004
91% The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) There's a certain majesty to Fellowship of the Ring, but it's not the majesty of stylish photography or elegant production design. It's a majesty that can only be put on-screen by filmmakers who truly feel the material with which they are working. - IGN Movies EDIT
Read More | Posted Aug 14, 2002