ROTTEN TOMATOES: Alex Sandell

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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10/10	Fahrenheit 9/11
9/10	Bubba Ho-Tep
4/5	Arachnophobia
8/10	Peter Pan
7/10	The Last Samurai
6/10	The Girl Next Door
3/5	Doc Hollywood
5/10	The Cooler
4/10	Van Helsing
3/10	Barbershop 2: Back in Business
2/10	Cheaper by the Dozen
1/10	Honey

BEST REVIEWED
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10/10	Letters From Iwo Jima
10/10	The Constant Gardener
10/10	Night of the Living Dead
10/10	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
10/10	Sin City
10/10	The Aviator
10/10	Fahrenheit 9/11
10/10	Kill Bill Vol. 1
10/10	About Schmidt
10/10	Bowling for Columbine
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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1/10	Miami Vice
1/10	The Fog
1/10	Honey
1/10	Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat
1/10	Cold Creek Manor
1/10	Bringing Down the House
1/10	Darkness Falls
1/10	Scooby-Doo - The Movie
1/10	The Sweetest Thing
2/10	Babel
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 62% of the time.

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2/10	"*Rubbish so pretentious it would make the folks behind Crash* begin to blush.*" Posted Jan 31, 2007*	Babel (2006)	68%
9/10	"A dark fairy tale that only Guillermo del Toro could bring to life. The screenwriter/director can do no wrong." Posted Jan 28, 2007	Pan's Labyrinth (2006)	96%
7/10	"You can't help but be taken by Mirren's faultless performance. Entranced by her every nuance. In awe of her very artistry as an actress." Posted Jan 26, 2007	The Queen (2006)	97%
5/10	"A nostalgic rush-job filmed for a quick buck." Posted Jan 25, 2007	Rocky Balboa (2006)	76%
4/10	"A poorly written film with poorly written songs and almost no character development." Posted Jan 24, 2007	Dreamgirls (2006)	78%
10/10	"Letters from Iwo Jima takes no sides, takes no prisoners and will hopefully take home a handful of Oscars." Posted Jan 24, 2007	Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)	91%
7/10	"Makes the first two look about as intimidating as a child's six piece jigsaw puzzle. This is for the hardcore horror fan and for the hardcore horror fan only." Posted Oct 27, 2006	Saw III (2006)	27%
9/10	"Martin Scorsese must have missed the memo stating that Hollywood movies were being dumbed down for mass audiences. The director has created one of the best films of the year, guaranteed to keep audiences on their toes." Posted Oct 8, 2006	The Departed (2006)	92%
7/10	"*The most brutal Massacre* since the 1974 original.*" Posted Oct 6, 2006*	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)	13%
4/10	"*There's been talk of World Trade Center* bringing people to tears. After seeing the film, it's hard to believe that they're not tears of boredom.*" Posted Aug 8, 2006*	World Trade Center (2006)	70%
8/10	"One of the scariest horror movies of the past 20 years. Would do Wes Craven, George A. Romero and James Whale proud." Posted Aug 2, 2006	The Descent (2006)	85%
1/10	"Michael Mann must have mistaken neon lights, awkward sex scenes and bad pop songs for a good movie." Posted Jul 27, 2006	Miami Vice (2006)	48%
3/10	"*With Monster House* already being presented in 3-D at theaters worldwide, there isn't a single reason to recommend The Ant Bully.*" Posted Jul 27, 2006*	The Ant Bully (2006)	63%
8/10	"The key to the film's success is the pairing of [Scarlett] Johansson and [Woody] Allen as ham-handed investigative journalists. Johansson brings out the funny in Allen like nobody since Diane Keaton." Posted Jul 26, 2006	Scoop (2006)	38%
9/10	"Don't let this one pass you by on the big-screen. It's movie magic. The kind many of us thought died many summers ago." Posted Jul 23, 2006	Monster House (2006)	74%
3/10	"About as far from 'super' as a comedy can get." Posted Jul 20, 2006	My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)	40%
6/10	"The critic in me wants to boo and hiss and cry in disappointment. The 5-year-old in me wants to stand up and applaud." Posted Jul 19, 2006	Lady in the Water (2006)	24%
8/10	"No matter how you interpret the film, it's nearly impossible to deny what a beautiful work of art it is." Posted May 5, 2006	Silent Hill (2006)	30%
8/10	"*It's lucky for human actors that canines can't win Academy Awards, because, if they could, the dogs in Eight Below* would sweep next year's Oscars.*" Posted Feb 5, 2006*	Eight Below (2006)	71%
8/10	"Capote is the movie that will make Philip Seymour Hoffman a star, while posthumously turning the man it was named after into a monster." Posted Jan 16, 2006	Capote (2005)	91%
6/10	"*The movie is a reminder of how important art -- more especially controversial* art -- can be in a time of war.*" Posted Jan 15, 2006*	Mrs. Henderson Presents (2005)	66%
7/10	"Having a dream isn't easy ..." Posted Jan 14, 2006	Hustle & Flow (2005)	82%
7/10	"The feel good bomb of the year." Posted Jan 14, 2006	Cinderella Man (2005)	80%
10/10	"This multi-faceted masterpiece works successfully on more levels than any ten remakes or sequels pumped out of the habitual humdrum Hollywood hit machine." Posted Jan 13, 2006	The Constant Gardener (2005)	84%
8/10	"An admirable piece of work that takes a bold stand -- not just against events of the past, but events of the present. Hopefully, in the process, it can save the future." Posted Jan 12, 2006	Good Night, And Good Luck (2005)	94%
8/10	"Even though the novel is one of my favorites; the movie did not leave me disappointed. It left me wanting more, but I didn't walk out dissatisfied with what I was given." Posted Jan 11, 2006	Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)	35%
8/10	"Brokeback Mountain is a beautifully filmed and superbly acted picture. It's a romance for the ages and it's ready, willing and able to break your heart." Posted Jan 8, 2006	Brokeback Mountain (2005)	87%
5/10	"Steven Spielberg should stop worrying about winning shiny statues and start focusing on creating good films. Maybe then he'd deserve to take home another trophy or two." Posted Jan 8, 2006	Munich (2005)	77%
7/10	"The one remake to rule them all!" Posted Dec 12, 2005	King Kong (2005)	84%
4/10	"A bloated, cumbersome, overlong misfire." Posted Dec 7, 2005	The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005)	75%
8/10	"*Witherspoon and Phoenix are brilliant. Their chemistry is undeniable. The way they play off of each other is masterful. They make Walk the Line* unforgettable.*" Posted Nov 20, 2005*	Walk the Line (2005)	83%
5/10	"[Mike] Newell turns the spine-tingling and well-crafted world J.K. Rowling created for the novel into a lump of flat banality." Posted Nov 19, 2005	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)	89%
7/10	"Its world of corporeal creatures and practical FX will allow kids to believe in the movie in a way that many have never believed in a film on the big screen before." Posted Nov 5, 2005	Zathura (2005)	76%
9/10	"Where is it written that offbeat movies don't belong outside of art house theaters or Netflix rental queues? Pass this one up and it'll be you with egg McMuffin on your face." Posted Oct 30, 2005	The Weather Man (2005)	58%
7/10	"Saw II is bound to give fans of the original a real buzz." Posted Oct 28, 2005	Saw II (2005)	36%
	"*The last Friday the 13th* film that makes an effort to scare its audience, rather than just going through the motions.*" Posted Oct 24, 2005*	Friday the 13th - Part 2 (1981)	28%
6/10	"The movie is piled high with cheese, but makes for a tasty guilty pleasure." Posted Oct 23, 2005	Nightmare City (1980)	40%
8/10	"Doom fans, this is the movie that you've been fragging for!" Posted Oct 19, 2005	Doom (2005)	20%
10/10	"One of the best films ever made, and possibly the most influential horror movie of all time." Posted Oct 18, 2005	Night of the Living Dead (1968)	95%
5/10	"*I wonder if the 'true story' Dreamer* was 'inspired by' was the one where Seabiscuit made over 120 million dollars at the box-office in 2003?*" Posted Oct 18, 2005*	Dreamer (2005)	62%
2/10	"It's there to watch once, laugh at and then use the DVD for a coaster." Posted Oct 18, 2005	Rats: Night of Terror (1983)	n/a
4/10	"*Olson should have studied a history of screenwriting before attempting to adapt A History of Violence. One of the most aimless, derivative films to ever be overrated." Posted Oct 17, 2005*	A History of Violence (2005)	87%
1/10	"*Hollywood is a remake junky and we're its enablers. How long before the studio system has a fatal overdose? The Fog* could do it. Moviedom, you need help.*" Posted Oct 16, 2005*	The Fog (2005)	5%
6/10	"Hell Night brought out the gimp at least a decade before Pulp Fiction was even a twinkle in Quentin Tarantino's eye." Posted Oct 15, 2005	Hell Night (1981)	50%
9/10	"Best slapstick seen in a horror flick. If Charlie Chaplin were alive today and into terror, he'd be directing this movie. Okay, maybe not -- but at least he wouldn't be dead." Posted Oct 14, 2005	Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn (1987)	98%
4/10	"Like a stuffed crust pizza, the film gets cheesier the further into it you get." Posted Oct 12, 2005	Slugs (1987)	0%
8/10	"Pure slasher goodness!" Posted Oct 11, 2005	Friday the 13th - Part 1 (1980)	69%
8/10	"The Wicker Man is unforgettable. It's the most unique horror film ever made." Posted Oct 9, 2005	The Wicker Man (1973)	90%
9/10	"Serenity should not be missed. If you plan on missing it you best get a foot ready, 'cuz you're going to be kicking yourself when you find out what you've been missing." Posted Oct 8, 2005	Serenity (2005)	82%
5/10	"Like the Looney Tunes gang before them, Wallace and Gromit are better taken in small doses." Posted Oct 8, 2005	Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)	95%

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