ROTTEN TOMATOES: Ian Nathan

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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5/5	The Great Escape
4/5	Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
3/5	Hamlet
2/5	Darkman

BEST REVIEWED
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5/5	Goldfinger
5/5	After Hours
5/5	The Jungle Book
5/5	The Bridge on the River Kwai
5/5	No Country for Old Men
5/5	Blood Simple
5/5	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
5/5	Days of Heaven
5/5	All Quiet on the Western Front
5/5	Ratatouille
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WORST REVIEWED
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 78% of the time.

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2/5	" For all the enthralling visuals and action, the film feels garbled." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 21, 2008	Body of Lies (2008)	50%
4/5	" Genuinely gripping, Demi makes an awesome femme fatale." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 5, 2008	Disclosure (1994)	59%
4/5	" Wise (and Crichton) concoct the most absorbing, riveting take on science fiction tempered with science fact." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 5, 2008	The Andromeda Strain (1971)	61%
4/5	" Crichton is after a giggly quality as if it�s being told as a pub yarn, soaked in exaggeration and acute trickery to defeat impossible hurdles, while never far from redoubtable moral lesson." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 5, 2008	The Great Train Robbery (1979)	78%
4/5	" If No Country For Old Men was vintage port, Burn After Reading is a shot of tequila: eye watering and hard to swallow, but the after-effect is terrific." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 17, 2008	Burn After Reading (2008)	79%
4/5	" It can�t quite muster an explosive third act to match previous jaunts, but Moore had got his feet under the table." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 13, 2008	Live and Let Die (1973)	63%
2/5	" *Bond meets Star Wars* in one of the series' sillier outings.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Oct 13, 2008	Moonraker (1979)	62%
2/5	" Moore just looks confused." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 13, 2008	For Your Eyes Only (1981)	74%
3/5	" *One for the die hards. The saving grace here is a knowing sense of humour so lacking in its predecessor, For Your Eyes Only." -- Empire Magazine* Posted Oct 13, 2008	Octopussy (1983)	48%
2/5	" Roger Moore's last Bond and not before time." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 13, 2008	A View to a Kill (1985)	39%
3/5	" Hardly a fresh perspective on genre traditions, it�s still got the performances and glorious landscapes to win you over." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 3, 2008	Appaloosa (2008)	76%
3/5	" This light satire is unlikely to influence the forthcoming election, but Costner�s in fine fettle." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2008	Swing Vote (2008)	36%
4/5	" A powerfully affecting and unusual view of the Holocaust." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 12, 2008	The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008)	64%
4/5	" Another Allen gem." -- Empire Magazine Posted Aug 12, 2008	Broadway Danny Rose (1984)	100%
2/5	" Not even a decent performance from Richard Attenborough can save this disappointing production." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 12, 2008	Doctor Dolittle (1967)	28%
2/5	" Bland enough to make millions as culture edges closer to oblivion." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 9, 2008	What Happens in Vegas (2008)	27%
2/5	" For die-hard Cruise fans and car mechanics only." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 7, 2008	Days of Thunder (1990)	44%
4/5	" Disjointed but it still rocks." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 6, 2008	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)	81%
5/5	" Perfection." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 6, 2008	Goldfinger (1964)	96%
3/5	" Nonsense but fun nevertheless with a crazy ensemble cast of celebrities of the era." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	Cannonball Run (1981)	31%
2/5	" The first of the silly VW Beetle with a cute personality comedies, is as childish dated and occasionally sweet as the others." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	The Love Bug (1969)	77%
2/5	" For four hours this moody, glossy pantomime leadenly plods on, saying much more about the hubris and excess of old-time Hollywood thinking than the burnished glories of an ancient world." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	Cleopatra (1963)	45%
3/5	" You might admire it as a Warholian blur of pop art, gawp and gasp at its Hot Wheels-for-real dynamism, or get a headache." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	Speed Racer (2008)	37%
4/5	" A brainless, breathless thrill." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 30, 2008	The Running Man (1987)	63%
3/5	" Sadly another film to file under 'not as good as the book.'" -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 29, 2008	The Omega Man (1971)	59%
3/5	" Connery has a ball with great stunts, snappy dialogue and a bevy of typically Bondish beauties." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 24, 2008	Diamonds Are Forever (1971)	66%
3/5	" Another mean, violent and decently acted slab of Ellroy-flavoured criminality, with an impressively battered Keanu Reeves, but Ayers is no Curtis Hanson." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 18, 2008	Street Kings (2008)	36%
4/5	" Quite possibly Ferrara's finest hour, with an almost unbearably sincere performance from Keitel." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 9, 2008	Bad Lieutenant (1992)	74%
4/5	" Perfeclty tense atmosphere and performances, with the sparks flying between Bogart and Bacall." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2008	Key Largo (1948)	96%
3/5	" Smart and satirical but very dated, obviously." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2008	Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)	77%
5/5	" Martin Scorsese�s take on NYC puts a hip spin on Joe Minion�s cleverly constructed nightmare." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 31, 2008	After Hours (1985)	92%
2/5	" Ridiculous jingoistic nonsense." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 11, 2008	Rocky IV (1985)	44%
5/5	" It's a slight tale, of course, and incredibly short, but the characters and songs are pretty much perfect viewing time and again." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 10, 2008	The Jungle Book (1967)	88%
4/5	" It's not for nothing that these guys are the world's finest live act." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 22, 2008	U2 3D (2008)	92%
3/5	" The film is so preened and self-satisfied." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	Out of Africa (1985)	63%
5/5	" A towering work." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 19, 2008	The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)	95%
4/5	" *Still regarded as one of the steamiest movie's of all time, Body Heat* is a fantastic exponenet of how noir has developed.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Feb 8, 2008	Body Heat (1981)	97%
2/5	" Good idea to cast the brat pack in a Western but this was badly realised and altogether a bit flat." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2008	Young Guns (1988)	40%
5/5	" Violent, poetic, gripping, thrilling and blackly funny: that�ll be the Coens doing what they do best then. Now with added humanity." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 18, 2008	No Country for Old Men (2007)	94%
3/5	" A small but sweetly formed comedy of romantic misfortune that can�t quite keep Hollywood at bay." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 11, 2008	Dan in Real Life (2007)	66%
4/5	" You'll have your work cut out keeping track of Haynes' dotty intentions, but there remains something compelling in his mercurial art." -- BBC Posted Dec 21, 2007	I'm Not There (2007)	78%
3/5	" Best to see them as individual films with nothing in common apart from source material, one a classic, the other a strong enough picaresque amongst some decent fabulation." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 12, 2007	Return to Oz (1985)	58%
5/5	" As black, sinful and nasty as a weekful of Hitchcocks, this is as fresh and intoxicating now as it was back then. In a word: deadly." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 6, 2007	Blood Simple (1984)	98%
3/5	" The film, for all Lean�s innate elegance, is strangely remote and unmoving. It could easily have been a Merchant-Ivory film." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 6, 2007	A Passage to India (1984)	86%
5/5	" An extraordinary and visionary study of a legendary murderer�s famous fate, within touching distance of Oscars." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 2, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	75%
5/5	" This is the towering, unconventional power of a true artist." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 23, 2007	Days of Heaven (1978)	91%
5/5	" Despite a little dating around the edges this is a truly superb example of its genre and a cinema classic." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 16, 2007	All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)	97%
4/5	" Irresistable comedy from one of Hollywood's greatest pairings." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 16, 2007	Adam's Rib (1949)	100%
5/5	" That feeling you have as you leave the cinema - that buzzing in the fingers and lightness in the heart - is called joy." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 10, 2007	Ratatouille (2007)	96%
4/5	" Kubrick's superb version of William Thackery's first novel is meticulous and philosophically stimulating but it can leave some audiences unmoved on an emotional level." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 3, 2007	Barry Lyndon (1975)	93%

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