Gregory Freitas

Gregory Freitas

Gregory Freitas's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer^® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Hollywood.com Movieline

Publications:

Hollywood.com, Movieline

Movies reviews only

Movie Reviews

TV Season Reviews

Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Review
1/5		Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
3/5		The Terminal (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		Without a Paddle (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
1/5		De-Lovely (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		After the Sunset (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		Alien vs. Predator (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		The Manchurian Candidate (2004)	It is as shocking now as it was forty years ago, but nothing in the 2004 version approaches that level of intensity, intelligence, or audacity. - Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
2/5		National Treasure (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Nov 20, 2008
0/4		Soul Plane (2004)	- Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted May 28, 2004
		Spartan (2004)	The old Mamet is back. - Movieline Read More \| Posted Apr 27, 2004
		Taking Lives (2004)	Taking Lives is bad, Ashley Judd bad, so bad it's mostly an unwatchable mess but also so bad it's almost good. - Movieline Read More \| Posted Apr 27, 2004
		The Girl Next Door (2004)	It is well-acted throughout and the script displays a fair amount of wit, all things considering. - Movieline Read More \| Posted Apr 27, 2004
4/5		Mean Girls (2004)	Lohan has star power in spades, and enough going on behind the eyes to at least suggest the inner life and back story absent from the script. - Hollywood.com Read More \| Posted Apr 23, 2004
		Welcome to Mooseport (2004)	Not even accidentally amusing, is dumber than a Lyndon Larouche campaign, and features a love story that can only be described as icky. Make that two love stories, and they're both icky. - Movieline Read More \| Posted Mar 08, 2004