ROTTEN TOMATOES: Ed Gonzalez

BEST REVIEWED FILMS

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4/4	" *The Atlas Shrugged* of narrative avant-garde films, compulsively watchable and insanely self-devouring.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Oct 2, 2006	Inland Empire (2006)	70%
4/4	" A miracle." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 20, 2005	L'Enfant (2006)	86%
4/4	" This epic elegy to family and country is a towering work of narrative fiction." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 5, 2006	The Best of Youth (2005)	95%
4/4	" The exquisiteness of The New World and how it reveals itself to its audience is flabbergasting...like a heretofore unknown cave painting impeccably preserved except for a few spots here and there eroded by time and nature." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 16, 2005	The New World (2005)	61%
4/4	" Almod�var�s canvas�like that of another hot-blooded drama queen, Federico Garc�a Lorca�is one of uncensored emotion and pure energy." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 6, 2004	Bad Education (2004)	88%
4/4	" *Dumont is clearly fascinated by America�s wide-open spaces, and much of Twentynine Palms* is a love poem to the way we look at the world.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Feb 27, 2004	Twentynine Palms (2004)	44%
4/4	" Big Fish is love and death, Burton style." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 23, 2003	Big Fish (2003)	76%
4/4	" This elegant movement in still life unravels as a profound metaphor for both the filmmaking process and life itself." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 17, 2003	The Company (2003)	69%
4/4	" A somber evocation of a poor, close-knit section of Boston on the brink of moral collapse." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 1, 2003	Mystic River (2003)	87%
4/4	" This acerbic �illustration� of a small town�s curious notions of entitlement unspools as a Christian allegory by way of Mark Twain or Dr. Seuss." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 27, 2003	Dogville (2003)	70%
4/4	" *Behold Millennium Actress, Satoshi Kon�s anime answer to Mulholland Drive." -- Slant Magazine* Posted Sep 4, 2003	Millennium Actress (2003)	94%
4/4	" Not since his first film, Mala Noche, has Van Sant produced a film so pure, uncompromising and ravishing to watch." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 17, 2003	Gerry (2003)	60%
4/4	" The film's grayish mise-en-scene evokes the texture of a spider web, and the film's characters appear to hang from that web." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 27, 2002	Spider (2003)	85%
4/4	" The filmmakers truly understand the symbolic struggle of Cubans trying to escape their island home�s political and economic suppression." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jul 23, 2003	Balseros (2002)	92%
4/4	" This remarkable film's final shot evokes a changing season and perhaps a changing cultural tide." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2002	Far From Heaven (2002)	91%
4/4	" Sayles continues exactly where Faulkner left off, tackling the institutionalized racism that seethes in the New South." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 30, 2002	Sunshine State (2002)	80%
4/4	" *Tsai Ming-liang's ghosts are painfully aware of their not-being." -- Slant Magazine* Posted Aug 31, 2001	What Time Is It There? (2002)	84%
4/4	" Jackson's flights of fantasy bow before Tokien and are quite unlike anything you are likely to ever see on film." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 12, 2001	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)	92%
4/4	" The most deadpan piece of pop art this side of "The Simpsons."" -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 6, 2001	Little Otik (2001)	83%
4/4	" Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums unfolds like a regal fairy tale." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 4, 2001	The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)	80%
4/4	" An apocalyptic sweat chamber nervously situated between complacency and heartbreaking could-have-been hopefulness." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 23, 2001	Donnie Darko (2001)	83%
4/4	" Tarr's precise yet effortless command for the long take is so transcendent it suggests the presence of God." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2001	Werckmeister Harmonies (2001)	96%
4/4	" Whether it's a product of stoic contemplation or reefer madness, Linklater's waking life becomes an elusive, one-way vehicle to God." -- Slant Magazine Posted Oct 10, 2001	Waking Life (2001)	80%
4/4	" Catherine Breillat's vision is so deceptively tranquil that love becomes indistinguishable from rape." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2001	Fat Girl (2001)	72%
4/4	" A haunting, selfish, difficult masterpiece that literalizes the theory of surrealism as perpetual dream state." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2001	Mulholland Dr. (2001)	81%
4/4	" Edet Belzberg's heart-breaking documentary transcends exploit by subtly indicting the homeless plight of Romanian youth on Ceausescu's ignorant legacy." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 6, 2001	Children Underground (2001)	94%
4/4	" Lukas Moodysson's hysterical, timeless piece of hippie lore looks for that happy gray area between capitalism and Marxism." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 21, 2001	Together (2001)	90%
4/4	" Apocalypse Now is a frenzied, free-based ode to the grieving soldier and his need-to-numb." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 3, 2001	Apocalypse Now Redux (2001)	92%
4/4	" An ironic, humorous, painful and never pandering account of the ghostly nature that accompanies loss, hurt, regret, love and, ultimately, memory itself." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jul 17, 2001	Ghost World (2001)	92%
4/4	" Rampling continues to reinvent sexual desire." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 6, 2001	Under the Sand (2001)	94%
4/4	" Wong Kar Wai's latest masterpiece is an erotic and visually stunning meditation on the confines of love." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 2, 2001	In the Mood for Love (2001)	88%
4/4	" A laconic portrait of a remote Chinese city in arrested development." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 23, 2004	Platform (2000)	79%
4/4	" Besides his remarkable ability to render a profound sense of past in all his films, Davies can uncannily map out the emotions of his characters via his mise-en-scene." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 1, 2003	The House of Mirth (2000)	80%
4/4	" George Washington is the closest thing we have to William Faulkner on screen" -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 17, 2002	George Washington (2000)	81%
4/4	" A humanistic masterwork." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 2, 2001	Yi Yi (2000)	96%
4/4	" Run Lola Run could very well be the punchiest piece of concept art to ever hit the silver screen, a shock-dose of German existential cinema you can ride." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 1, 2003	Run Lola Run (1999)	92%
4/4	" *Ribald Kafkaesque romp Being John Malkovich* contemplates the nature of sexual identity and celebrity with a surrealist shtick that owes plenty to Bu�uel and Svankmajer.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Aug 17, 2001	Being John Malkovich (1999)	92%
4/4	" Pedro Almod�var's best film to date, a heart-breaking paean to femininity, the maternal instinct and the thirst for drama." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 17, 2001	All About My Mother (1999)	97%
4/4	" Coppola's adaptation of Jeffrey Eugenides's novel is both tender and devastating." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 2, 2001	The Virgin Suicides (1999)	77%
4/4	" Beau Travail is an allegorical tale of revenge and jealousy set within a French Foreign Legion outpost in Africa." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 2, 2001	Beau Travail (1999)	78%
4/4	" *Emir Kusturica�s tragic-farce Underground* may be the most important film of the last 25 years.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Dec 21, 2003	Underground (1995)	83%
4/4	" A master stylist, Woo is similarly brilliant at examining the moral and social hierarchies of his patriarchal crime worlds." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 27, 2003	Hard Boiled (1992)	94%
4/4	" *Ten years ago, Husbands and Wives* played second fiddle to Woody Allen's all-media split with Mia Farrow.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Apr 28, 2002	Husbands and Wives (1992)	100%
4/4	" Fabulously color-coded to resemble a dream world, a purgatory consumed by the sadness of blues and the terror of reds." -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 1, 2002	Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)	53%
4/4	" A Brighter Summer Day is itself in color, but it may as well be monochrome." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 4, 2004	A Brighter Summer Day (1991)	n/a
4/4	" *Argento's Opera* is a film of rare beauty, a celebration of love's absence and the ferocious force of the gaze.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Dec 4, 2001	Opera (1991)	80%
4/4	" Close Up is still the definitive film-on-film commentary." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Close-Up (1990)	91%
4/4	" It�s a sign of true genius that a director can summon the rise, fall and subsequent rebirth of the cosmos with such a profound understanding and respect for the shape of things." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 21, 2003	Yeelen (1987)	86%
4/4	" David Lynch's mise en scene screams "Leave it to Beaver."" -- Slant Magazine Posted May 27, 2002	Blue Velvet (1986)	90%
4/4	" Lanzmann builds the past using tools that exist only in the present, summoning an unfathomable catastrophe with the voices and memories of survivors." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 29, 2003	Shoah (1985)	100%

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