ROTTEN TOMATOES: Brandon Judell

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

FRESH SAMPLE
----------------------------------

	Standard Operating Procedure
	Poultrygeist
	Contre Toute Esp�rance
	Vivere
	The Quest for the Missing Piece
	The Air I Breathe
	Tehilim
	Broken English
	Body Art
	Dark Days
	more...

ROTTEN SAMPLE
----------------------------------

	Roman de Gare
	Tout Est Pardonn�
	The Brave One
	Smiley Face
	Sydney White
	Splinter
	Knocked Up
	I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry
	Rome Rather Than You
	And Then Came Love
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 71% of the time.

Genre: # a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Results for All Genres ...	*(1-50* of 363) Next** »

Sort by RATING	Sort by ADD DATE (default)	Sort by TITLE \| YEAR	Sort by T-METER
	"Where's Agatha Christie when you need her?" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Apr 22, 2008	Roman de Gare (2008)	87%
	"Quite unforgettable. Thorough in its investigation, complex in its analysis, and humane in its outcry, it is hard to imagine any documentary of more importance being released this year." -- CultureCatch Posted Apr 18, 2008	Standard Operating Procedure (2008)	77%
N/A	"The Oscar Cometh. Who Cares?" -- CultureCatch Posted Apr 14, 2008	2008 Academy Awards ()	n/a
	"This zany, high-kickin', forever clucking, fecal-matter-spattered fun fest is Troma at its best. This is a Sweeney Todd for low-lifes. A must-see for vegans." -- CultureCatch Posted Apr 12, 2008	Poultrygeist (2008)	68%
	"Edmond elicits very strong performances as he surveys the wreckage of a woman's life and her ability --if any-- to persist." -- CultureCatch Posted Mar 22, 2008	Contre Toute Esp�rance (2007)	n/a
	"With truly fine performances, resulting in several riveting scenes, one can easily overlook the dingy cinematography and bothersome sound track to befriend this beguiling look at loneliness." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Mar 22, 2008	Vivere (2008)	47%
	"That the lead character is inert is no reason for the film to follow suit." -- CultureCatch Posted Feb 17, 2008	Tout Est Pardonn� (2007)	n/a
	"With wit, relentless questioning, and a little whining, Lotan has fashioned an engaging documentary that will have you unzipping this issue and rethinking your stance, no matter where you stand." -- CultureCatch Posted Feb 11, 2008	The Quest for the Missing Piece (2008)	n/a
N/A	"Heath Ledger: The Next James Dean?" -- CultureCatch Posted Feb 11, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	n/a
	"Your appreciation of this circular plotting will have a great deal to do with how tongue-in-cheek you believe the film is" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Feb 11, 2008	The Air I Breathe (2007)	14%
10/10	"The cast is superb, the direction flawless, and the film unmistakably consequential." -- CultureCatch Posted Jan 24, 2008	Tehilim (2007)	29%
N/A	"A Tree Grows in Israel: Joseph Cedar and his Beaufort" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jan 24, 2008	Beaufort (2008)	88%
N/A	"A Tree Grows in Israel: Joseph Cedar and his Beaufort" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jan 24, 2008	Beaufort (2008)	88%
	"In this dreary, cockamamie Valentine to New York City haters, concocted by the father/son team of Roderick and Bruce A. Taylor--a good argument for the government sterilization of a certain family's genes--radio personality Erica Bain (Foster) is confront" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Dec 18, 2007	The Brave One (2007)	44%
	" A tedious, empty-headed stoner film focusing on a female pothead, who's limited to one facial expression and lines such as "I'm totally vibing on you, dude," has arrived just in time to greet the New Year. Santa must have thought we were very, very bad." -- CultureCatch Posted Dec 13, 2007	Smiley Face (2007)	67%
	"Posey's admirers will experience a sensual intoxication that fans always experience when their film goddesses are at their very best." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Nov 22, 2007	Broken English (2007)	64%
	"A documentary with scintillating content about how societies around the world use their bodies as an art form. One African tribe even elongates their skulls, which looks chic, but I'm not sure what it does for their brains." -- Entertainment Asylum Posted Oct 20, 2007	Body Art (2001)	n/a
	"One of the best films about the homeless ever made." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Oct 20, 2007	Dark Days (2000)	96%
	"This is the tenth final version of the Blade Runner. This version is the best. It goes snap . . .snap . . . snap." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Oct 20, 2007	Blade Runner (1982)	91%
	"Imagine the Three Stooges if they had gone to Yale." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Oct 20, 2007	The Darjeeling Limited (2007)	67%
	"You enter expecting something really stupid, and you wind up with something really clever . . . hysterical . . . wise." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Oct 20, 2007	Freshman Orientation (2007)	33%
	"Accomplished melding of both an aesthetic and a moral sensibility, of politics and art, of love and disillusionment, of acting and being." -- CultureCatch Posted Oct 20, 2007	4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2008)	96%
	"As for the creators' notions that all Jewish boys are Orthodox nerds with flopping peyos and that all homosexuals are drag queens, what the hell! It's only 2007." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 22, 2007	Sydney White (2007)	37%
	"In the end, this is a fevered tale of an outsider, spurred on by his belief in God, who believes his role in life is to save a people, and for a while it seems he is making a difference. What film can top that nowadays?" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 12, 2007	The Price of Sugar (2007)	72%
	"As for Olmos, he has achieved more than most could have with an often cliched screenplay ("Homies are getting killed every day. It's sad." "Those are our f**en homeboys back there. Why don't you show a little respect?")." -- New York Theatre Wire* Posted Aug 22, 2007	Splinter (2006)	33%
	"There's no doubt director/writer Apatow is supplying a national service by allowing the inept to feel adequate about themselves." -- Entertainment Asylum Posted Aug 3, 2007	Knocked Up (2007)	91%
	"While constantly spouting its be-kind-to-your-neighborhood-queer sermons, every dated, vicious stereotype of being a homosexual is dragged out again and again in this Adam Sandler vehicle." -- CultureCatch Posted Aug 3, 2007	I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry (2007)	13%
	"There are films about monstrous overbearing moms, often played by Shelley Winters, and there are those "heartwarming" losing-one's-virginity flicks ("Summer of '42"). Australia's entry into this field consolidates the best elements of both genres." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jul 8, 2007	Introducing The Dwights (2007)	52%
	"this production gives The Sopranos a run for the money when it comes to blood-laden butchery. Not once but twice does this Macbeth saunter about splattered with hemoglobin from head to foot, looking very Carrie-like, post-bucket spilling." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jul 4, 2007	Macbeth (2007)	48%
	"SiCKO is, without argument, one of the most important films you'll ever see in your lifetime, which might be rather short depending upon your HMO." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 27, 2007	Sicko (2007)	93%
	"Recall those early British comedies that all seemed to star Rita Tushingham. Well, attach the 1st half of one of those to the 2nd half of a Hitchcock chiller, and you have an enjoyable film that'll have you digging your fingernails deeply into your nachos" -- Entertainment Asylum Posted Jun 27, 2007	Shallow Grave (1987)	n/a
N/A	"Brady Bunch Goes Gay Friendly" -- Bay Area Reporter Posted Jun 27, 2007	Brady Bunch Movie (1995)	59%
	"But in a sense, Pasolini's was the perfect death for someone who lived on the edge, whose art was raw as it could be." -- Entertainment Asylum Posted Jun 27, 2007	Mamma Roma (1962)	100%
	"Although the head-shaved, sprightly Eytan Fox might just be a prince of the Kosher New Wave emanating out of Israel for the past decade, he's definitely the king of the faygala division of the same movement." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 21, 2007	The Bubble (2007)	55%
	"Essential viewing for any student of Middle-Eastern affairs and scholar of human nature." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 20, 2007	Hot House (2006)	n/a
	"To make a disgruntled film such as this one or any other in Algeria must be a brave act indeed. Sadly, some acts of valor don't achieve their desired ends." -- GreenCine Posted Jun 11, 2007	Rome Rather Than You (2006)	n/a
	"*Not unlike Amos Gitai's Kadosh* (1999), this is a saga of how an unconscious misinterpretation of religion can disintegrate a family instead of enhancing its life experience.*" -- New York Theatre Wire* Posted Jun 11, 2007	My Father, My Lord (2006)	88%
	"What makes Venus unforgettable is not the fine direction and script, or Vanessa Redgrave's startling cameo as Maurice's suffering ex-wife, or Whittaker's award-worthy debut; it's that the viewer can't draw a line between O'Toole's career and Maurice's." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	Venus (2006)	89%
	"Puccini is the joyously refreshing romancer that it tries so hard to be. Its success has a lot to do with its casting directors who have peopled both the major and minor roles with aplomb. Even off-off-Broadway legend Helen Hanft has a cameo." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	Puccini for Beginners (2007)	49%
	"One can see Moli�re being jealous of the plot line, and Karl Marx applauding. You see capitalists who exploit the masses do not fare too well in this venture." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	The Valet (2007)	68%
	"Pegg in a stellar comic performance lifts the film from being a mere applaudable satire to a first-class entertainment. Imagine Jimmy Stewart in "Animal House" or Steve McQueen in "Road Trip."" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	Hot Fuzz (2007)	90%
	"If you recall the long-running TV series "Alice," you'll pretty much be revisiting familiar territory. Sadly, though, no one belts out, 'Kiss my grits.'" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	Waitress (2007)	89%
	"Any fans of Oscar Wilde, run for the hills!" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jun 8, 2007	And Then Came Love (2007)	9%
	"Rock seems to be unintentionally arguing that a black male of any economic class will still go through life with the thought and speech patterns of an uneducated juvenile delinquent who's ready for lockup on "Law and Order."" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Mar 16, 2007	I Think I Love My Wife (2007)	19%
	"delightfully acted, entertaining, Franco take on the "Sex in the City" lifestyle among the kosher set." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Jan 16, 2007	Comme t'y es belle! (2006)	n/a
	"most fun is the high priestess of British stage, Fiona Shaw, who goes over the top as Madeleine's unbalanced mom. Her dinner scene alone with all of her epileptic-like tics and scowls is the grandest of Grand Guignol" -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 15, 2006	The Black Dahlia (2006)	35%
	"You can easily tell that the budget was threadbare. In fact, the catering for the crew probably consisted of tap water and peanut-and-jelly sandwiches. " -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 4, 2006	Sidekick (2008)	100%
	"If in 20 or 30 years, Daniel Craig has retired from playing Ian Fleming's stalwart secret agent, the series' producers need look no further than Alex Pettyfer for their new man." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 2, 2006	Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker (2006)	33%
	"if you are not afraid of tranquility, if your favorite part of Antonioni's "Blowup" is the tennis game with the imaginary ball, or if you carry a joint in your Velamints tin, "Old Joy" will be your joy." -- New York Theatre Wire Posted Sep 1, 2006	Old Joy (2006)	85%

Genre: # a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Results for All Genres ...	*(1-50* of 363) Next** »

* Sort by Rating: Sort results by this critic's rating. This option is only available for critics with a rating system (4 star, letter grade, 1-10, etc.)
* Sort by T-meter: Sort results by the Tomatometer (percentage of critics recommending a certain movie)

RottenTomatoes.com

RT Spotlights