ROTTEN TOMATOES: Scott Rosenberg

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	" It still has power to surprise and, occasionally, to enchant." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Feb 21, 2001	I Am Cuba (1964)	100%
	" *What's remarkable about 12 Monkeys* is that, despite its decade-hopping abandon, the film makes a chilling kind of narrative sense.*" -- Salon.com* Posted Jan 1, 2000	12 Monkeys (1995)	87%
	" I assumed that this was what all movies ought to be: treasures for moral and aesthetic contemplation that did not provide all their answers on first contact." -- Salon.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)	96%
3/4	" Seema Biswas, who plays the protagonist, conveys a remarkable range of suffering - bleeding, at its extremes, into a kind of pure, white-hot hate that makes the anger of Thelma and Louise look like playground stuff." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bandit Queen (1994)	100%
	" When the bland epics of Sir Richard Attenborough and Roland Joffe are long forgotten, people will still be watching David Lean's work." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Doctor Zhivago (1965)	87%
	" Without ostentation or self-consciousness, the film immerses you in the spume, fog and glare of the seaside life, with its temporal mysteries and its organic metamorphoses." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Secret of Roan Inish (1995)	98%
4/5	" Fortunately, it's possible to ignore the morals entirely and simply enjoy the filmmakers' skill at creating carefully contained mayhem in a microcosm." -- Salon.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Small Soldiers (1998)	48%
	" It slowly unfolds from a narrow satire into a romance that's rich with real-life bitterness." -- Salon.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Flower of My Secret (1996)	83%
2/4	" Lightweight fun." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)	11%

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