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0	4	a stirring , funny and finally transporting re-imagining of beauty and the beast and 1930s horror films
1	1	apparently reassembled from the cutting-room floor of any given daytime soap .
2	1	they presume their audience wo n't sit still for a sociology lesson , however entertainingly presented , so they trot out the conventional science-fiction elements of bug-eyed monsters and futuristic women in skimpy clothes .
3	2	the entire movie is filled with deja vu moments .
4	3	this is a visually stunning rumination on love , memory , history and the war between art and commerce .
5	2	um , no. .
6	3	jonathan parker 's bartleby should have been the be-all-end-all of the modern-office anomie films .
7	3	campanella gets the tone just right -- funny in the middle of sad in the middle of hopeful .
8	1	a fan film that for the uninitiated plays better on video with the sound turned down .
9	4	béart and berling are both superb , while huppert ... is magnificent .
10	1	a little less extreme than in the past , with longer exposition sequences between them , and with fewer gags to break the tedium .
11	1	the film is strictly routine .
12	3	a lyrical metaphor for cultural and personal self-discovery and a picaresque view of a little-remembered world .
13	1	the most repugnant adaptation of a classic text since roland joffé and demi moore 's the scarlet letter .
14	1	for something as splendid-looking as this particular film , the viewer expects something special but instead gets ( sci-fi ) rehash .
15	4	this is a stunning film , a one-of-a-kind tour de force .
16	3	may be more genial than ingenious , but it gets the job done .
17	3	there is a freedom to watching stunts that are this crude , this fast-paced and this insane .
18	1	if the tuxedo actually were a suit , it would fit chan like a $ 99 bargain-basement special .
19	4	as quiet , patient and tenacious as mr. lopez himself , who approaches his difficult , endless work with remarkable serenity and discipline .
20	0	final verdict : you 've seen it all before .
21	1	blue crush follows the formula , but throws in too many conflicts to keep the story compelling .
22	1	you ... get a sense of good intentions derailed by a failure to seek and strike just the right tone .
23	4	a slick , engrossing melodrama .
24	1	a wretched movie that reduces the second world war to one man 's quest to find an old flame .
25	2	eccentric enough to stave off doldrums , caruso 's self-conscious debut is also eminently forgettable .
26	1	will undoubtedly play well in european markets , where mr. besson is a brand name , and in asia , where ms. shu is an institution , but american audiences will probably find it familiar and insufficiently cathartic .
27	2	one of ( jaglom 's ) better efforts -- a wry and sometime bitter movie about love .
28	0	lacks the inspiration of the original and has a bloated plot that stretches the running time about 10 minutes past a child 's interest and an adult 's patience .
29	3	the santa clause 2 proves itself a more streamlined and thought out encounter than the original could ever have hoped to be .
30	4	the film is moody , oozing , chilling and heart-warming all at once ... a twisting , unpredictable , cat-and-mouse thriller .
31	1	too bad .
32	4	a strong first act and absolutely , inescapably gorgeous , skyscraper-trapeze motion of the amazing spider-man .
33	1	gooding offers a desperately ingratiating performance .
34	2	you end up simply admiring this bit or that , this performance or that .
35	1	a well-intentioned effort that 's still too burdened by the actor 's offbeat sensibilities for the earnest emotional core to emerge with any degree of accessibility .
36	2	analyze that regurgitates and waters down many of the previous film 's successes , with a few new swings thrown in .
37	2	there 's a neat twist , subtly rendered , that could have wrapped things up at 80 minutes , but kang tacks on three or four more endings .
38	3	a fun ride .
39	2	what with the incessant lounge music playing in the film 's background , you may mistake love liza for an adam sandler chanukah song .
40	3	an edgy thriller that delivers a surprising punch .
41	3	` what 's the russian word for wow !? '
42	2	you might say tykwer has done all that heaven allows , if you wanted to make as anti-kieslowski a pun as possible .
43	2	many shallower movies these days seem too long , but this one is egregiously short .
44	3	otto-sallies has a real filmmaker 's eye .
45	1	lurid and less than lucid work .
46	2	a portrait of an artist .
47	2	once again , the intelligence of gay audiences has been grossly underestimated , and a meaty plot and well-developed characters have been sacrificed for skin and flash that barely fizzle .
48	2	with a confrontational stance , todd solondz takes aim on political correctness and suburban families .
49	2	many of the effective horror elements are dampened through familiarity , ( yet ) are worthwhile .
50	1	with its parade of almost perpetually wasted characters ... margarita feels like a hazy high that takes too long to shake .
51	1	i could just feel the screenwriter at every moment ` tap , tap , tap , tap , tapping away ' on this screenplay .
52	4	overall , cletis tout is a winning comedy that excites the imagination and tickles the funny bone .
53	3	you live the mood rather than savour the story .
54	3	the movie is so thoughtlessly assembled .
55	2	here polanski looks back on those places he saw at childhood , and captures them by freeing them from artefact , and by showing them heartbreakingly drably .
56	3	some body is a shaky , uncertain film that nevertheless touches a few raw nerves .
57	3	it 's a very sincere work , but it would be better as a diary or documentary .
58	1	while american adobo has its heart ( and its palate ) in the right place , its brain is a little scattered -- ditsy , even .
59	4	unfolds with such a wallop of you-are-there immediacy that when the bullets start to fly , your first instinct is to duck .
60	0	and it 's a lousy one at that .
61	3	it 's not too fast and not too slow .
62	3	it 's an entertaining movie , and the effects , boosted to the size of a downtown hotel , will all but take you to outer space .
63	3	it is as uncompromising as it is nonjudgmental , and makes clear that a prostitute can be as lonely and needy as any of the clients .
64	4	compellingly watchable .
65	1	despite some comic sparks , welcome to collinwood never catches fire .
66	2	he may have meant the internet short saving ryan 's privates .
67	3	though jackson does n't always succeed in integrating the characters in the foreground into the extraordinarily rich landscape , it must be said that he is an imaginative filmmaker who can see the forest for the trees .
68	4	not only does spider-man deliver , but i suspect it might deliver again and again .
69	4	it 's worth taking the kids to .
70	2	the movie plays up the cartoon 's more obvious strength of snazziness while neglecting its less conspicuous writing strength .
71	0	without shakespeare 's eloquent language , the update is dreary and sluggish .
72	3	dense , exhilarating documentary .
73	0	... feels as if ( there 's ) a choke leash around your neck so director nick cassavetes can give it a good , hard yank whenever he wants you to feel something .
74	3	poignant if familiar story of a young person suspended between two cultures .
75	2	a perfectly acceptable , perfectly bland , competently acted but by no means scary horror movie .
76	4	methodical , measured , and gently tedious in its comedy , secret ballot is a purposefully reductive movie -- which may be why it 's so successful at lodging itself in the brain .
77	2	this is amusing for about three minutes .
78	3	though a touch too arthouse 101 in its poetic symbolism , heaven proves to be a good match of the sensibilities of two directors .
79	4	superbly photographed and staged by mendes with a series of riveting set pieces the likes of which mainstream audiences have rarely seen .
80	3	a metaphor for a modern-day urban china searching for its identity .
81	3	it 's a square , sentimental drama that satisfies , as comfort food often can .
82	3	the wonderfully lush morvern callar is pure punk existentialism , and ms. ramsay and her co-writer , liana dognini , have dramatized the alan warner novel , which itself felt like an answer to irvine welsh 's book trainspotting .
83	4	admirers of director abel ferrara may be relieved that his latest feature , r xmas , marks a modest if encouraging return to form .
84	1	not once in the rush to save the day did i become very involved in the proceedings ; to me , it was just a matter of ` eh . '
85	0	an ugly-duckling tale so hideously and clumsily told it feels accidental .
86	0	becomes a bit of a mishmash : a tearjerker that does n't and a thriller that wo n't .
87	2	at its worst , the movie is pretty diverting ; the pity is that it rarely achieves its best .
88	4	could i have been more geeked when i heard that apollo 13 was going to be released in imax format ?
89	3	this is a very ambitious project for a fairly inexperienced filmmaker , but good actors , good poetry and good music help sustain it .
90	1	more successful at relating history than in creating an emotionally complex , dramatically satisfying heroine
91	4	cho 's timing is priceless .
92	3	criminal conspiracies and true romances move so easily across racial and cultural lines in the film that it makes my big fat greek wedding look like an apartheid drama .
93	3	there 's something to be said for a studio-produced film that never bothers to hand viewers a suitcase full of easy answers .
94	4	what elevates the movie above the run-of-the-mill singles blender is its surreal sense of humor and technological finish .
95	2	greengrass ( working from don mullan 's script ) forgoes the larger socio-political picture of the situation in northern ireland in favour of an approach that throws one in the pulsating thick of a truly frightening situation .
96	4	nicholson 's understated performance is wonderful .
97	3	the filmmakers know how to please the eye , but it is not always the prettiest pictures that tell the best story .
98	1	it 's unfortunate that wallace , who wrote gibson 's braveheart as well as the recent pearl harbor , has such an irrepressible passion for sappy situations and dialogue .
99	1	jackson shamefully strolls through this mess with a smug grin , inexplicably wearing a kilt and carrying a bag of golf clubs over one shoulder .

0

4

a stirring , funny and finally transporting re-imagining of beauty and the beast and 1930s horror films

1

apparently reassembled from the cutting-room floor of any given daytime soap .

2

1

they presume their audience wo n't sit still for a sociology lesson , however entertainingly presented , so they trot out the conventional science-fiction elements of bug-eyed monsters and futuristic women in skimpy clothes .

3

2

the entire movie is filled with deja vu moments .

4

3

this is a visually stunning rumination on love , memory , history and the war between art and commerce .

5

2

um , no. .

6

3

jonathan parker 's bartleby should have been the be-all-end-all of the modern-office anomie films .

7

3

campanella gets the tone just right -- funny in the middle of sad in the middle of hopeful .

8

1

a fan film that for the uninitiated plays better on video with the sound turned down .

9

4

béart and berling are both superb , while huppert ... is magnificent .

10

1

a little less extreme than in the past , with longer exposition sequences between them , and with fewer gags to break the tedium .

11

1

the film is strictly routine .

12

3

a lyrical metaphor for cultural and personal self-discovery and a picaresque view of a little-remembered world .

13

1

the most repugnant adaptation of a classic text since roland joffé and demi moore 's the scarlet letter .

14

1

for something as splendid-looking as this particular film , the viewer expects something special but instead gets ( sci-fi ) rehash .

15

4

this is a stunning film , a one-of-a-kind tour de force .

16

3

may be more genial than ingenious , but it gets the job done .

17

3

there is a freedom to watching stunts that are this crude , this fast-paced and this insane .

18

1

if the tuxedo actually were a suit , it would fit chan like a $ 99 bargain-basement special .

19

4

as quiet , patient and tenacious as mr. lopez himself , who approaches his difficult , endless work with remarkable serenity and discipline .

20

0

final verdict : you 've seen it all before .

21

1

blue crush follows the formula , but throws in too many conflicts to keep the story compelling .

22

1

you ... get a sense of good intentions derailed by a failure to seek and strike just the right tone .

23

4

a slick , engrossing melodrama .

24

1

a wretched movie that reduces the second world war to one man 's quest to find an old flame .

25

2

eccentric enough to stave off doldrums , caruso 's self-conscious debut is also eminently forgettable .

26

1

will undoubtedly play well in european markets , where mr. besson is a brand name , and in asia , where ms. shu is an institution , but american audiences will probably find it familiar and insufficiently cathartic .

27

2

one of ( jaglom 's ) better efforts -- a wry and sometime bitter movie about love .

28

0

lacks the inspiration of the original and has a bloated plot that stretches the running time about 10 minutes past a child 's interest and an adult 's patience .

29

3

the santa clause 2 proves itself a more streamlined and thought out encounter than the original could ever have hoped to be .

30

4

the film is moody , oozing , chilling and heart-warming all at once ... a twisting , unpredictable , cat-and-mouse thriller .

31

1

too bad .

32

4

a strong first act and absolutely , inescapably gorgeous , skyscraper-trapeze motion of the amazing spider-man .

33

1

gooding offers a desperately ingratiating performance .

34

2

you end up simply admiring this bit or that , this performance or that .

35

1

a well-intentioned effort that 's still too burdened by the actor 's offbeat sensibilities for the earnest emotional core to emerge with any degree of accessibility .

36

2

analyze that regurgitates and waters down many of the previous film 's successes , with a few new swings thrown in .

37

2

there 's a neat twist , subtly rendered , that could have wrapped things up at 80 minutes , but kang tacks on three or four more endings .

38

3

a fun ride .

39

2

what with the incessant lounge music playing in the film 's background , you may mistake love liza for an adam sandler chanukah song .

40

3

an edgy thriller that delivers a surprising punch .

41

3

` what 's the russian word for wow !? '

42

2

you might say tykwer has done all that heaven allows , if you wanted to make as anti-kieslowski a pun as possible .

43

2

many shallower movies these days seem too long , but this one is egregiously short .

44

3

otto-sallies has a real filmmaker 's eye .

45

1

lurid and less than lucid work .

46

2

a portrait of an artist .

47

2

once again , the intelligence of gay audiences has been grossly underestimated , and a meaty plot and well-developed characters have been sacrificed for skin and flash that barely fizzle .

48

2

with a confrontational stance , todd solondz takes aim on political correctness and suburban families .

49

2

many of the effective horror elements are dampened through familiarity , ( yet ) are worthwhile .

50

1

with its parade of almost perpetually wasted characters ... margarita feels like a hazy high that takes too long to shake .

51

1

i could just feel the screenwriter at every moment ` tap , tap , tap , tap , tapping away ' on this screenplay .

52

4

overall , cletis tout is a winning comedy that excites the imagination and tickles the funny bone .

53

3

you live the mood rather than savour the story .

54

3

the movie is so thoughtlessly assembled .

55

2

here polanski looks back on those places he saw at childhood , and captures them by freeing them from artefact , and by showing them heartbreakingly drably .

56

3

some body is a shaky , uncertain film that nevertheless touches a few raw nerves .

57

3

it 's a very sincere work , but it would be better as a diary or documentary .

58

1

while american adobo has its heart ( and its palate ) in the right place , its brain is a little scattered -- ditsy , even .

59

4

unfolds with such a wallop of you-are-there immediacy that when the bullets start to fly , your first instinct is to duck .

60

0

and it 's a lousy one at that .

61

3

it 's not too fast and not too slow .

62

3

it 's an entertaining movie , and the effects , boosted to the size of a downtown hotel , will all but take you to outer space .

63

3

it is as uncompromising as it is nonjudgmental , and makes clear that a prostitute can be as lonely and needy as any of the clients .

64

4

compellingly watchable .

65

1

despite some comic sparks , welcome to collinwood never catches fire .

66

2

he may have meant the internet short saving ryan 's privates .

67

3

though jackson does n't always succeed in integrating the characters in the foreground into the extraordinarily rich landscape , it must be said that he is an imaginative filmmaker who can see the forest for the trees .

68

4

not only does spider-man deliver , but i suspect it might deliver again and again .

69

4

it 's worth taking the kids to .

70

2

the movie plays up the cartoon 's more obvious strength of snazziness while neglecting its less conspicuous writing strength .

71

0

without shakespeare 's eloquent language , the update is dreary and sluggish .

72

3

dense , exhilarating documentary .

73

0

... feels as if ( there 's ) a choke leash around your neck so director nick cassavetes can give it a good , hard yank whenever he wants you to feel something .

74

3

poignant if familiar story of a young person suspended between two cultures .

75

2

a perfectly acceptable , perfectly bland , competently acted but by no means scary horror movie .

76

4

methodical , measured , and gently tedious in its comedy , secret ballot is a purposefully reductive movie -- which may be why it 's so successful at lodging itself in the brain .

77

2

this is amusing for about three minutes .

78

3

though a touch too arthouse 101 in its poetic symbolism , heaven proves to be a good match of the sensibilities of two directors .

79

4

superbly photographed and staged by mendes with a series of riveting set pieces the likes of which mainstream audiences have rarely seen .

80

3

a metaphor for a modern-day urban china searching for its identity .

81

3

it 's a square , sentimental drama that satisfies , as comfort food often can .

82

3

the wonderfully lush morvern callar is pure punk existentialism , and ms. ramsay and her co-writer , liana dognini , have dramatized the alan warner novel , which itself felt like an answer to irvine welsh 's book trainspotting .

83

4

admirers of director abel ferrara may be relieved that his latest feature , r xmas , marks a modest if encouraging return to form .

84

1

not once in the rush to save the day did i become very involved in the proceedings ; to me , it was just a matter of ` eh . '

85

0

an ugly-duckling tale so hideously and clumsily told it feels accidental .

86

0

becomes a bit of a mishmash : a tearjerker that does n't and a thriller that wo n't .

87

2

at its worst , the movie is pretty diverting ; the pity is that it rarely achieves its best .

88

4

could i have been more geeked when i heard that apollo 13 was going to be released in imax format ?

89

3

this is a very ambitious project for a fairly inexperienced filmmaker , but good actors , good poetry and good music help sustain it .

90

1

more successful at relating history than in creating an emotionally complex , dramatically satisfying heroine

91

4

cho 's timing is priceless .

92

3

criminal conspiracies and true romances move so easily across racial and cultural lines in the film that it makes my big fat greek wedding look like an apartheid drama .

93

3

there 's something to be said for a studio-produced film that never bothers to hand viewers a suitcase full of easy answers .

94

4

what elevates the movie above the run-of-the-mill singles blender is its surreal sense of humor and technological finish .

95

2

greengrass ( working from don mullan 's script ) forgoes the larger socio-political picture of the situation in northern ireland in favour of an approach that throws one in the pulsating thick of a truly frightening situation .

96

4

nicholson 's understated performance is wonderful .

97

3

the filmmakers know how to please the eye , but it is not always the prettiest pictures that tell the best story .

98

1

it 's unfortunate that wallace , who wrote gibson 's braveheart as well as the recent pearl harbor , has such an irrepressible passion for sappy situations and dialogue .

99

1

jackson shamefully strolls through this mess with a smug grin , inexplicably wearing a kilt and carrying a bag of golf clubs over one shoulder .

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