ROTTEN TOMATOES: J. Alan Speer

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71/100	"The main extras are two full-length audio commentaries, both of which are decently interesting and unpretentious." Posted Jan 16, 2005	Open Water (2004)	71%
71/100	"The main extras are two full-length audio commentaries, both of which are decently interesting and unpretentious." Posted Jan 16, 2005	Open Water (2004)	71%
62/100	"The relentless parade of facts in the DVD commentary makes a second DVD viewing as fresh as the first, pointing out all the work that went into the film�s sets and costumes." Posted Sep 22, 2004	Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938)	n/a
62/100	"Easily a tune every few minutes, all reliably executed, but the film�s insistence on musical comprehensiveness leaves room only for the barest of character development." Posted Sep 22, 2004	Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938)	n/a
68/100	"The DVD�s main extras are as irregular as the film itself." Posted Sep 22, 2004	Coffee and Cigarettes (2004)	63%
68/100	"Falls flat as often as it makes magic, the cumulative effect as comforting as a night spent at your coffee shop taking in humanity�s endlessly colourful social exchanges." Posted Sep 22, 2004	Coffee and Cigarettes (2004)	63%
71/100	"The DVD includes two good full-length commentaries." Posted Sep 10, 2004	Saved! (2004)	60%
61/100	"Negates the possibility of legitimate suspense by denying the title character true challenges, and undercuts the impact of its melees with its purely CGI violence." Posted Jul 15, 2004	The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi/Sonatine (2004)	87%
81/100	"Some audiences may resent a film in which we can�t feel superior to anyone, but there�s enough material here to keep you stuck at the water cooler for months." Posted Jul 15, 2004	Primer (2004)	72%
71/100	"Risks a disastrous anticlimax with its thoroughly unexpected conclusion, but it�s an uncompromising approach one can�t help but admire." Posted Jul 15, 2004	Open Water (2004)	71%
71/100	"Ends up genuinely thought-provoking while putting the �fun� back in �fundamentalist.�" Posted Jul 15, 2004	Saved! (2004)	60%
79/100	"Guy Maddin's concocted a film that looks like it's been exhumed from a long-abandoned dusty archive, and that follows the logic only of its own internal interconnections." Posted May 28, 2004	The Saddest Music in the World (2004)	78%

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