ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jeremy Heilman

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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4/4	Streets of Fire
97/100	There Will Be Blood
94/100	Tropical Malady
3.5/4	Le Corbeau
86/100	Song and Solitude
85/100	The Woman in the Window
82/100	The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
81/100	Taxidermia
79/100	I Heart Huckabees
78/100	Howl's Moving Castle
77/100	Everything Will Be OK
76/100	The Doctor's Horrible Experiment
3/4	Distance
75/100	Drawing Restraint 9
74/100	Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem
73/100	Wanda
72/100	George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead
71/100	Anatomy of Hell
69/100	Ashes of Time Redux
68/100	Moolaade
67/100	Mary
66/100	Lust, Caution
65/100	My Blueberry Nights
64/100	Mother of Tears
63/100	Nobody Knows
2.5/4	All Tomorrow's Parties
61/100	Heaven's Heart
60/100	Mamma Mia!
58/100	California Dreamin' (Endless)
57/100	Le Silence de Lorna
56/100	To Each His Cinema
55/100	Koko - A Talking Gorilla
54/100	The Class
53/100	I Don't Want To Sleep Alone
52/100	Robinson Crusoe on Mars
51/100	Gomorra
2/4	Silver City
49/100	Flash Point
46/100	Charlie Wilson's War
43/100	The Hunter
42/100	Beyond the Years
41/100	American Gangster
39/100	No End in Sight
38/100	Persepolis
37/100	The Magic Flute
36/100	Linha de passe
33/100	Schindler's List
31/100	Love and Other Disasters
29/100	The Banishment
27/100	Opium: Diary of a Madwoman
1/4	Alexandra's Project
15/100	The Incredibles

BEST REVIEWED
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4/4	The Black Cat
4/4	Marie Antoinette
4/4	A Moment of Innocence
4/4	The Narrow Margin
4/4	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
4/4	The Color of Money
4/4	Thieves' Highway
4/4	Northwest Passage
4/4	Junior Bonner
4/4	The Beyond
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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0.5/4	Unbreakable
15/100	The Incredibles
19/100	Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over
1/4	Alexandra's Project
1/4	Bowling for Columbine
1/4	The Son
1/4	The Ninth Configuration
1/4	Men in Black II
1/4	Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
1/4	Cinema Paradiso
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 68% of the time.

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42/100	"Religulous is no model for journalistic excellence, but it probably needn't be. It is more an opportunity for Maher to showcase his competent comic delivery than to win hearts and minds." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 19, 2008	Religulous (2008)	n/a
42/100	"*Too cute by half, filled with myriad forced moments of magic, O'Horten* attempts to cast a nuanced spell, but ends up making rather little impression at all.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Aug 19, 2008	O' Horten (2008)	n/a
57/100	"It�s undeniable that the specificity relayed in every moment of the depiction of Lorna�s humdrum existence trumps the vagueness that surrounds her spiritual awakening." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 19, 2008	Le Silence de Lorna (2008)	n/a
39/100	"It fails to turn its assemblage of stock footage and sarcastic observation into the grand summation of a place and era it would love to be." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 19, 2008	Of Time and the City (2008)	n/a
46/100	"The camera�s ability to privilege the perspective of its wielder has rarely been abused as blatantly as it is in this film. This is a singularly self-serving work." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 19, 2008	Waltz with Bashir (2008)	n/a
52/100	"In the end, Hawkins' vivid characterization alone justifies Happy-Go-Lucky. The hamfistedness of the script sadly undermines what probably should have registered as a towering performance." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 17, 2008	Happy-Go-Lucky (2008)	94%
65/100	"If Kaufman, like his protagonist, can't satisfactorily realize his masterpiece, it's not due to a lack of effort." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 15, 2008	Synecdoche, New York (2008)	n/a
60/100	"Elliott Lester's uncommonly assured debut feature, doesn't just shame most other teen dramas; it stands above most recent American independent films of any sort." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 14, 2008	Love Is the Drug (2006)	60%
36/100	"Linha de Passe is a noble effort, sure to find favor with audiences predisposed to its message, but unenlightening for those who have seen such material handled with more skill." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 11, 2008	Linha de passe ()	n/a
61/100	"What initially seems too blunt and too neatly constructed develops considerable texture as this particularly concise film unspools." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 11, 2008	Heaven's Heart (2008)	n/a
43/100	"It fails to be the exploitation movie it desperately wants to be. Too much attention is paid to the tear-jerking elements, which never register because the plot is so sparse." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 11, 2008	Chocolate (2008)	n/a
41/100	"*Somewhat singular because of its sheer force of will, but ultimately puzzling, Il Divo* is hard to discredit entirely, because it so clearly operates on its own terms.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Aug 6, 2008	Il Divo (2008)	n/a
33/100	"I want to believe this latest X-Files film was created for a reason other than financial reward, but I find it difficult to guess at what that reason might have been." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Aug 3, 2008	The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998)	63%
53/100	"It announces Na Hong-jin as a filmmaker willing to go to places that even most so-called horror movies would shy away from." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 28, 2008	The Chaser (2008)	n/a
39/100	"It doesn't name its characters, hoping to make the story seem allegorical, or at least elemental, but the result is a movie that just makes itself hopelessly generic." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 24, 2008	Delta (2008)	n/a
51/100	"The sheer pervasiveness of corruption is eye-opening, and it justifies the narrative structure somewhat, but it seems a slight point to be making over the course of two and a half hours." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 24, 2008	Gomorra (2008)	n/a
74/100	"Carpenter, a true master of horror, renders this tale with far more atmosphere than other directors have managed during the course of the television series." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 23, 2008	Masters of Horror - John Carpenter: Cigarette Burns (2005)	n/a
76/100	"By frontloading the dramatic meat of the story, the film becomes less about shocking revelations or plot twists than the sometimes comic, sometimes serious dynamics of a family under extreme strain." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 22, 2008	A Christmas Tale (2008)	n/a
85/100	"It is a supreme achievement in its genre. It doesn't transcend its comic book origins, but rather faithfully represents them, wholly unembarrassed to deliver its story on its own terms." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 20, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	94%
54/100	"It's a strong testament to its crowd-pleasing nature that I'd begrudgingly recommend the movie in spite of its conceptual and ideological shortcomings." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 18, 2008	The Class (2008)	n/a
64/100	"Trapero eschews the predictable pleasures of the women-in-prison genre, always opting for introspection and diffusion over dramatic force." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 17, 2008	Lion's Den (2008)	n/a
77/100	"The film marks the latest entry in an oeuvre that has done a great deal to complicate our collective past." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 16, 2008	The Changeling (2008)	n/a
60/100	"It's the very vague nature of these pop songs that universalizes them and makes them worth celebrating in this fashion." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 15, 2008	Mamma Mia! (2008)	54%
69/100	"Viewing it on the big screen, with a blaring soundtrack, only amplifies the director's singular achievement." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 13, 2008	Ashes of Time Redux (2008)	n/a
58/100	"A sharp departure into salacious territory for sugar-and-spice star Deanna Durbin" -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jul 13, 2008	Christmas Holiday (1944)	n/a
68/100	" Corman's widescreen framing, the blazing Technicolor photography, and the effectively maximized production values created a convincing, if twisted, world." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 27, 2008	The Haunted Palace (1963)	n/a
77/100	"His elaborate sound design, skillfully deployed comic effects, and sophisticated visual minimalism suggest the work of a master of the form." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 23, 2008	Everything Will Be OK (2006)	n/a
27/100	"The whole experience of watching this is tense, dehumanizing, and fairly baffling." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 23, 2008	Opium: Diary of a Madwoman (2007)	n/a
38/100	"Ultimately a feature-length tease, the movie remarkably insubstantial and uninvolving for something that tries so desperately to live in the moment." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 19, 2008	Cloverfield (2008)	77%
66/100	"*Lindsay Anderson's boldly allegorical drama If...* features a sly script that very slowly reveals just how strongly it is protesting against authority.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 17, 2008	If... (1969)	96%
31/100	"It calls out the clich�s of its genre only to end up willingly indulging in them more often than not." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 16, 2008	Love and Other Disasters (2006)	n/a
41/100	"Both less inventive and less substantial than it seems to think it is, this would-be epic suffers from the comparisons it prompts as it references a series of silent classics." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 16, 2008	The Aerial (2007)	60%
64/100	"The director employs his entire bag of tricks to keep the audience on the edge of their seats, from shock cuts and loud chords on the soundtrack to performances that devour the scenery." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 10, 2008	Mother of Tears (2008)	49%
55/100	"To complain that Andersson's skits are difficult or boring to sit through because they seem too close to the pain of daily life is to pay them some kind of a compliment." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 10, 2008	You, The Living (2007)	100%
29/100	"For now, the best that can be said about Zvyagintsev is that he seems like he could potentially be a master filmmaker someday, even if he's still not made a good movie." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 10, 2008	The Banishment (2007)	56%
56/100	"*Ultimately, The Mourning Forest* is not so much flawed as it is unable to create a very powerful impression.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 10, 2008	Mogari no Mori (2007)	60%
82/100	"*The product of a director in complete control of his talents, Second Breath* musters enough depth that by its conclusion it feels only nominally like a heist film.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 9, 2008	Le Deuxieme Souffle (1966)	100%
43/100	"Ratliff never acknowledges that his audience has likely seen this setup dozens of times before, making the film feel laborious and unsurprising." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 9, 2008	Joshua (2007)	62%
66/100	"*There's no doubt while watching Ang Lee's Lust, Caution* that you're in the hands of a supreme filmmaker.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 9, 2008	Lust, Caution (2007)	70%
55/100	"With each new shot, angles and perspectives are shifted, requiring viewers to reorient themselves." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 9, 2008	Schindler's Houses (2007)	n/a
46/100	"*Ultimately, Happiness* seems most distinctive not as a specific director's work, but rather as an entry in a distinctly Korean melodramatic subgenre.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 9, 2008	Happiness (2007)	n/a
76/100	"In this day and age, its stripped down incisiveness is nearly unfathomable." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 8, 2008	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	51%
53/100	"Tsai's style is essentially written in stone at this point, and [this] hardly challenges it. [He] is as visually adept here as ever, right up to the film's peaceful final shot." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 8, 2008	I Don't Want To Sleep Alone (2007)	88%
37/100	"*Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute* comes on strong ... maybe too strong...*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 8, 2008	The Magic Flute (2006)	69%
81/100	"Despite non-stop horror and perversity, nothing in the movie seems gratuitous. Its vision remains so comprehensive and convincing that it justifies everything that it puts you through." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 8, 2008	Taxidermia (2006)	79%
55/100	"It confronts the viewer with several questions that cannot be easily answered, providing considerable food for thought." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 8, 2008	Koko - A Talking Gorilla (1977)	100%
38/100	"*With the political message of Persepolis* considerably softened, the overall effect is dulled significantly.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 7, 2008	Persepolis (2007)	96%
42/100	"Beyond the Years suggests, rather simplemindedly, that purity of heart and endless practice are the keys to a great performance." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 7, 2008	Beyond the Years (2007)	n/a
86/100	"*Like a city symphony film viewed under a microscope, Nathaniel Dorsky�s rapturous non-narrative work Song and Solitude* abstracts the everyday in revelatory ways.*" -- MovieMartyr.com* Posted Jan 7, 2008	Song and Solitude (2006)	n/a
49/100	"Fans of the genre will likely leave it satisfied, although it's not as likely that they�ll feel satisfied the whole time they're watching." -- MovieMartyr.com Posted Jan 7, 2008	Flash Point (2008)	42%

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