ROTTEN TOMATOES: Anthony Quinn

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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5/5	Brief Encounter
4/5	The Bourne Ultimatum
3/5	Sketches of Frank Gehry
2/5	Shrek the Third
1/5	Edmond

BEST REVIEWED
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5/5	The Conformist
5/5	All About Eve
5/5	Control
5/5	Brief Encounter
5/5	Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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1/5	Ben X
1/5	Babylon A.D.
1/5	College Road Trip
1/5	Wild Child
1/5	The Clone Wars
1/5	The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
1/5	Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging
1/5	Hancock
1/5	Semi-Pro
1/5	The Accidental Husband
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 72% of the time.

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3/5	"The film's forlorn charm is a little reminiscent of Cameron Crowe's adolescent memoir Almost Famous. It's a tiny bit soppy, too, but you can forgive that in a teenager." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	The Wackness (2008)	67%
3/5	"The film is concerned with observing the passage of time, the change in the light, the immemorial contours of the landscape, and, in one shot, a very touching pieta of a boy and his new baby sibling. Compelling stuff if you can stay with it." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	Times and Winds (2008)	85%
3/5	"For most of its length, this is a grippingly unpleasant picture of barbaric, gratuitous evil, stealthier and scarier than Funny Games, to which it bears a slight resemblance." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	The Strangers (2008)	43%
2/5	"For a while their stupid rivalry, insults and petulant displays of outrage are funny, but like the talented child who won't be quiet for a second, the act eventually begins to grate." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	Step Brothers (2008)	53%
1/5	"This "issue" movie from Belgian director Nic Balthazar throws a dramatic feint so improbable one can almost see a cartoon question mark floating above the audience's heads." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	Ben X (2007)	65%
1/5	"Kassovitz creates a grungy dystopia, but the action has the crazed, over-edited ruckus of a death-metal video and the top "international" cast is notable only for being miscast." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	Babylon A.D. (2008)	4%
3/5	"The French director Fran�ois Ozon has taken Elizabeth Taylor's beadily satiric novel and transformed it into a droll and somewhat disturbing fantasia on the creative temperament." -- Independent Posted Aug 29, 2008	Angel (2007)	47%
2/5	"Somers Town is Meadows' first venture outside his East Midlands stamping-ground. It has its lyrical moments, but I watched most of it through splayed fingers." -- Independent Posted Aug 22, 2008	Somers Town (2008)	89%
2/5	"We sit back and wait for the laughs. Which come pretty slow and infrequent, though Carell does his straight-faced best to act out the A-Z of Hilarious." -- Independent Posted Aug 22, 2008	Get Smart (2008)	52%
3/5	"Contemporary footage of various pseuds, wannabe artists and hangers-on fails to establish what made any of them interesting in the first place, and if you don't revere the cult of Warhol, the entire project looks quite pointless." -- Independent Posted Aug 22, 2008	Face Addict (2008)	30%
1/5	"Oh no, it's a Martin Lawrence family comedy, and it's sponsored by Disney. What kind of a sadist put those two together? Come back, Ice Cube, all is forgiven. Actually, please don't." -- Independent Posted Aug 22, 2008	College Road Trip (2008)	13%
3/5	"All the same, this isn't a patch on the phantsamagoric splendour of Pan's Labyrinth, over-egging every set-piece and outstaying its welcome by at least half an hour." -- Independent Posted Aug 22, 2008	Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008)	89%
1/5	"On balance, gouging one's eyeballs with a chopstick would be more fun than watching this crummy tween comedy about a Californian princess." -- Independent Posted Aug 15, 2008	Wild Child (2008)	20%
1/5	"The only thing that would make me punch the air is the sight of the syntax-mangling Yoda being comprehensively squashed. Alas, we have not heard the last from the old gonk." -- Independent Posted Aug 15, 2008	The Clone Wars (2008)	20%
3/5	"It's lucky that Amy Adams and Frances McDormand lend their best charms to Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day, otherwise this featherweight Art Deco fancy might drift away like a soap bubble, and go 'pop!'" -- Independent Posted Aug 15, 2008	Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (2008)	77%
3/5	"A heartening example of a reputation deservedly rehabilitated." -- Independent Posted Aug 15, 2008	Jimmy Carter Man From Plains (2007)	78%
3/5	"The film works mostly in ellipses and silences, establishing a solemnly mysterious mood." -- Independent Posted Aug 15, 2008	The Banishment (2007)	56%
2/5	"Then you wait for the moment one of the regular girls gets injured, the hostess has to find a replacement and... the rest you know." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	Make It Happen (2008)	17%
2/5	"Kate Winslet does a syrupy voice-over to this bedtime story, but given what we know of foxes, it's a tough one to swallow." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	The Fox & the Child (2008)	47%
3/5	"Padilha gets as close to the daily violence as City of God, though this feels more like a documentary than an epic." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	Elite Squad (2008)	52%
4/5	"Coixet has done more than honour it; she has found a tenderness and vulnerability that were so deeply buried as to be almost undetectable." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	Elegy (2008)	74%
2/5	"It's a movie that seems to have been lavished with care and performed with gusto, yet its tale of fakery sounds its own knell: there's not a believable moment in it." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	Death Defying Acts (2008)	46%
3/5	"How they managed the trek defies belief, but in an art-form where superpowers have become pass�, it's a stirring reminder of what human powers, against the odds, can achieve." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	Blindsight (2008)	98%
1/5	"This reawakens but doesn't reinvigorate a franchise that was already curling at the edges seven years ago, with The Mummy Returns." -- Independent Posted Aug 8, 2008	The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)	11%
3/5	"It's loose in form, but the cast lend a vigor and charm to the mood." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Paris (2008)	62%
2/5	"It's Reed's gruff and tuneless delivery that challenges one's enjoyment." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Lou Reed's Berlin (2008)	76%
3/5	"As the brave moppet, Nikbakht Noruz is tremendous." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame (2007)	89%
3/5	"Acting honours go to Bose, his face an eloquently shifting register of shame, calculation and sympathy." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Before the Rains (2008)	46%
3/5	"You will exit the cinema with an enhanced respect for Nolan's intelligence, for Wally Pfister's pin-sharp cinematography, and, sadly, for an acting talent tragically curtailed." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	94%
2/5	"Michael McCullers' script is soft-headed to the point of inanity." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Baby Mama (2008)	62%
1/5	"The title is horrible, and I'm afraid I didn't find the movie attached to it much better." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (2008)	54%
4/5	"Praise Pixar for trying to raise the stakes, but the longer the film goes on the more one appreciates the impact of that amazing first half-hour." -- Independent Posted Jul 18, 2008	WALL-E (2008)	97%
4/5	"It might never be as famous as Olivier's, but it should carry considerable clout for years to come." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jul 1, 2008	Henry V (1989)	100%
1/5	"Director Peter Berg mounts a special-effects extravaganza that's very boring indeed, and doesn't quite deafen us to the inadequacies of the script, while Smith pretends to be a grumpy git but, naturally, winds up begging us to love him." -- Independent Posted Jun 30, 2008	Hancock (2008)	38%
2/5	"The problem with Hollywood films condemning the public appetite for torture is that they frequently pander to it, and this is a very lurid and unsavoury example." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Untraceable (2008)	15%
1/5	"Ferrell seems to be running on empty, despite a luxuriant McEnroe afro-with-headband and a past as a one-hit wonder ("Love Me Sexy")." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Semi-Pro (2008)	21%
	"*As a spectacle of ingenious larceny, it's not up there with Rififi, or even Sexy Beast. But it's not bad, either." -- Independent* Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Bank Job (2008)	79%
2/5	"Dramatically and visually, there's no relief to be had in this self-indulgent downer." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	51%
5/5	"A beautifully imagined portrait of moral and political cowardice." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Conformist (1970)	100%
1/5	"A plot of insufferable silliness contrives to keep the lovers on tenterhooks and the audience in a permanent cringe, none of it helped by Thurman's thoroughly phony performance." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Accidental Husband (2009)	0%
2/5	"Von Trier has evidently been watching The Office, and replicates both its soulless setting and fly-on-the-desk camera-style, not to mention the Brentian fear of being unpopular." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Boss of it All (2007)	73%
2/5	"A shocking disappointment." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	Lust, Caution (2007)	70%
4/5	"A terrific debut by Vargas, who wrote, directed and produced." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	The Violin (2007)	94%
3/5	"The fragmentary approach could never be called exhilarating, but it has a sly humour, and the mood is sustained by Vogler and Rottlander as the unlikely companions." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	Alice in the Cities ()	100%
2/5	"Filming in his characteristically dreamy, dislocated fashion, Van Sant seems as interested in the innocently beautiful face of his young star as he is in the docu-style story-telling." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	Paranoid Park (2008)	75%
3/5	"Based on Khaled Hosseini's highly regarded novel, this story of exile, ambition and betrayal has an emotional power that outstrips its occasional implausibilities." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Kite Runner (2007)	66%
3/5	"Bold, and successfully maintains suspense." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	I Am Legend (2007)	69%
2/5	"The duologues between the couple seldom vary in tone: he's the doormat, and she wipes her silk slippers on him. Depardieu makes for a compelling presence, even if he's a bit one-note." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Duchess of Langeais (2008)	68%
2/5	"It would be a flinty heart indeed that fails to be touched by the rheumy-eyed playing of MacLaine and her co-star Christopher Plummer." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	Closing the Ring (2007)	29%
2/5	"The old St Trinian's movies with Alistair Sim weren't exactly comedy classics, but they look like gold next to this feeble, sloppily written caper." -- Independent Posted Dec 21, 2007	St. Trinian's (2007)	41%

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