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Brant Bingamon

Brant Bingamon's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Corrina, Corrina (1994) 37% 3/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Just Like a Woman (1992) 50% 2.5/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Sex, Drugs & Democracy (1994) 3.5/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Little Giants (1994) 50% 2.5/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Barcelona (1994) 83% 2/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Frank and Jesse (1995) 20% 1/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Star Trek Generations (1994) 48% 3/5 EDIT “A successful entry in the series, and a darn good film on its own.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Blankman (1994) 12% 0/5 EDIT “Blankman's use of the cheesy effects from the Batman TV show, including Polito trying to imitate The Penguin, was initially a good idea but the execution is simply horrible and this is what winds up ruining the film.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Camp Nowhere (1994) 17% 2/5 EDIT “No kid is going to buy into a movie that revolves around a geek who isn't a geek and a fat girl who isn't fat.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Foreign Student (1994) 3/5 EDIT “” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review The Scout (1994) 33% 1/5 EDIT “Having sat through many a Fraser film, I am constantly amazed that there is nothing this boy can't do. Well, except act his way out of a paper bag.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Double Dragon (1994) 12% 2.5/5 EDIT “The grim view of the future is nothing new, the special effects involve poorly used matte paintings and pyrotechnics, and the actors do far too many double-takes.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review Clear and Present Danger (1994) 81% 3.5/5 EDIT “There is enough intrigue to keep it interesting, and if it ever feels too slow, try counting the number of people who get betrayed. I lost count around betrayal number one billion.” – Austin Chronicle Mar 11, 2003 Full Review
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