ROTTEN TOMATOES: George Wu - Rotten Tomatoes

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	My Winnipeg
	Romance of Astree and Celadon
	4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days
	Secret Sunshine
	Out 1, Noli Me Tangere
	Paris, Je T'aime
	Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
	The Host
	Azumi
	Russian Dolls
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	Love Songs
	The Duchess of Langeais
	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
	Exterminating Angels
	Curse of the Golden Flower
	Exiled
	Inland Empire
	Triad Election
	King Kong
	Lady Vengeance
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 61% of the time.

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	" ... no one else out there makes movies like this, and it has enough highlights that Guy Maddin fans should still seek it out." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jun 9, 2008	My Winnipeg (2008)	97%
	" ... writer-director Christophe Honor� ... fashions a 14-song musical about love and loss." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 27, 2008	Love Songs (2008)	67%
	"Rivette tells the story at a length any other filmmaker would have halved." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 2, 2008	The Duchess of Langeais (2008)	68%
	"*Les Amours d�Astr�e et de C�ladon" -- culturevulture.net* Posted Oct 17, 2007	Romance of Astree and Celadon (2008)	75%
	"*This year�s Palme d�Or winner, 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, makes it�s U.S. debut at the New York Film Festival" -- culturevulture.net* Posted Oct 17, 2007	4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2008)	97%
	"Can a movie traumatize you in a good way?" -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 17, 2007	Secret Sunshine ()	92%
	"Devil possesses a dramatic power akin to watching a big train wreck, but it�s an elaborate Rube Goldberg device with no real heart at its center." -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 15, 2007	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007)	88%
	"What one can say after the experience is that there is nothing else quite like it in all of cinema." -- culturevulture.net Posted Aug 11, 2007	Out 1, Noli Me Tangere (1971)	100%
	"While too fleeting in grace to be a great movie, Paris Je T'aime does however reward the hope offered with this prestigious cast and crew." -- culturevulture.net Posted Apr 23, 2007	Paris, Je T'aime (2007)	84%
	"If the movie was meant to render sympathy to Brisseau, it only reinforces how monstrously repugnant he is. The audacity to suggest his complete innocence makes the whole thing seem like black comedy, only the core sentiment is not funny." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 12, 2007	Exterminating Angels (2007)	47%
	"Agree or disagree, this is a work so bold and provocative and distinctive that it demands to be seen." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 12, 2007	Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)	57%
	"Every stone, every piece of fabric, every pushed-up bosom is fetishized to ludicrous extremes. Zhang apparently wants to dazzle the eyes with the visuals, but Curse is one of the gaudiest looking movies ever made." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 12, 2007	Curse of the Golden Flower (2006)	65%
	"Exiled is compromised by the feeling one gets that Johnnie To has been watching too many westerns." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 12, 2007	Exiled (2007)	81%
	"Boon shows that he has the film grammar of a Spielberg in how well he conveys his story cinematically... Boon will go places that Spielberg won't though." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 12, 2007	The Host (2007)	92%
	"It feels Lynchian to the point of self-parody." -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 28, 2006	Inland Empire (2006)	70%
	"Triad Election lacks the emotional punch or aesthetic dazzle to take it up a notch." -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 16, 2006	Triad Election (2007)	96%
	"It's a B-movie through and through and its indulgences come from loving the genre too much, not bracketing it with postmodern quotation marks." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jul 27, 2006	Azumi (2006)	43%
	"'Russian Dolls' is not an intellectually cohesive movie, but it's so much exuberant fun, it doesn't matter" -- culturevulture.net Posted May 9, 2006	Russian Dolls (2006)	72%
	"Shot in black and white, '13' maintains a strong disconsolate tone, one in which the world feels barren and uncaring." -- culturevulture.net Posted Apr 10, 2006	13 Tzameti (2006)	84%
	"Will one day make its mark in the film canon as the singular film experience it is" -- culturevulture.net Posted Feb 17, 2006	Battle in Heaven (2006)	43%
	"Every scene in the new 'King Kong' strains to be the biggest, most pulverizing, in-your-face spectacle that you've ever experienced." -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 18, 2005	King Kong (2005)	84%
	"Hou captures that new couple exuberance in a way few films have, and the climatic moment here is as magical as they come." -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 4, 2005	Three Times (2006)	86%
	"[Von Trier] has imbued the material with enough dramatic power and relevance that despite its many flaws, it is still essential viewing." -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 2, 2005	Manderlay (2006)	50%
	"The flashiest, funniest, and most baroque of the �Vengeance Trilogy.� It is also the most simpleminded and, despite that, eventually the most muddled." -- culturevulture.net Posted Sep 30, 2005	Lady Vengeance (2005)	75%
	"Does not present any convincing evidence that Bruno is either so dense or so uncaring as to be remotely capable of selling his son on a whim" -- culturevulture.net Posted Sep 23, 2005	L'Enfant (2006)	86%
	"The movie�s violence is used to explore the ties of family, both by blood and by bonds of personal history." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jul 28, 2005	The Devil's Rejects (2005)	55%
	"A great opening and...a visceral, heartbreaking ending" -- culturevulture.net Posted Jul 21, 2005	Memories of Murder (2003)	88%
	"Pavlikovsky ends up falsifying everything his style was working so effectively to create, and only because he ultimately chose content over style." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jun 28, 2005	My Summer of Love (2005)	92%
	"Chow's best all-around achievement, meshing a coherent story, character arcs..., and technical depth." -- culturevulture.net Posted Apr 16, 2005	Kung Fu Hustle (2005)	89%
	"Berger straddles the cartoonish and the naturalistic with mixed results." -- culturevulture.net Posted Apr 15, 2005	Torremolinos 73 (2005)	72%
	"Works best as a thrilling ride, a genre piece, not as a movie to gain insight into the human experience" -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 24, 2005	Oldboy (2005)	82%
	"The only reason to see it is for the action. In that arena, on a scale from 1 to 10, it�s a 20. " -- culturevulture.net Posted Feb 17, 2005	Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior (2005)	85%
	"It�s hard to take it as anything but unintended camp." -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 2, 2004	House of Flying Daggers (2004)	88%
	"An hour in, everything in the movie is upended in a way that is not so much difficult to swallow as simply out of left field." -- culturevulture.net Posted Nov 23, 2004	Bad Education (2004)	88%
	"Provides all the wonder and excitement to be wrought from the superhero genre while making fun of itself in gut-busting ways. " -- culturevulture.net Posted Nov 16, 2004	The Incredibles (2004)	97%
	"Payne has an eye for making the mundane remarkable through specificity of details" -- culturevulture.net Posted Oct 20, 2004	Sideways (2004)	96%
	"The plot contrivances on display are so silly that the theme is hard to take seriously on any rational level." -- culturevulture.net Posted May 30, 2004	The Day After Tomorrow (2004)	45%
	"Despite the spectacle of war with which Warner Brothers hopes to entice audiences, Troy is essentially an anti-war film." -- culturevulture.net Posted May 17, 2004	Troy (2004)	55%
	"Has a student film quality in its conception and realization" -- culturevulture.net Posted May 13, 2004	Coffee and Cigarettes (2004)	63%
	"Deadpan humor combines with inventive action and real character development" -- culturevulture.net Posted Apr 4, 2004	Hellboy (2004)	80%
	"Shows how propaganda works on both sides and how the truth is often somewhere in between. " -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 31, 2004	Control Room (2004)	96%
	"An accomplished, contemplative work rooted in the philosophy of Buddhism. " -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 25, 2004	Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... And Spring (2004)	95%
	"Isn't so much about athletics as about ... discovering a pursuit in life that makes it worth living." -- culturevulture.net Posted Mar 22, 2004	Strong Shoulders (2004)	100%
	"Focuses more on the relentless hardships and suffering than on the characters experiencing them." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jan 30, 2004	Osama (2003)	96%
	"The initial objective with which Brisseau aligns the audience is replaced with a stark ambivalence that tremendously complicates the movie." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jan 28, 2004	Secret Things (2003)	48%
	"Jenkins� writing lacks grace...takes a pointer to the chalkboard over the tragic fate of her victims." -- culturevulture.net Posted Jan 10, 2004	Monster (2003)	82%
	"Hou�s versatility with the camera has never been better utilized." -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 30, 2003	Millennium Mambo (2003)	80%
	"Yee shows inventive skill at telling the story visually." -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 21, 2003	Blue Gate Crossing (2003)	83%
	"Deft, exhilarating comedy" -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 19, 2003	The Spanish Apartment (2003)	76%
	"Endlessly spectacular" -- culturevulture.net Posted Dec 17, 2003	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	94%

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