ROTTEN TOMATOES: Clark Collis

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B+	" Quarantine director John Erick Dowdle and co-writing brother Drew wisely stick close to the told-from-the-cameraman's point-of-view template of the terrific original." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 10, 2008	Quarantine (2008)	60%
A-	" The Foot Fist Way is not short on broad physical humor. But Simmons is a brilliantly detailed grotesque capable of withstanding comparison to his most obvious inspiration, Ricky Gervais' Office boss David Brent." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted May 30, 2008	The Foot Fist Way (2008)	57%
B	" *Hunt's performance is terrific and far more nuanced than her Oscar-winning turn in As Good as It Gets. As an actress, she helps make her director look very good indeed." -- Entertainment Weekly* Posted Apr 24, 2008	Then She Found Me (2008)	51%
B-	" An often fascinating but awkward mix." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted Apr 16, 2008	Bra Boys (2008)	55%
3/5	" Keitel is onscreen for pretty much the entire movie and clearly relishes the opportunity of playing someone not so much teetering on the abyss as leaping off with a grand piano manacled to each ankle." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 9, 2008	Bad Lieutenant (1992)	74%
B-	" *If you thought National Lampoon's Vacation* films were at least okay, then Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins is a decent enough way to spend two hours.*" -- Entertainment Weekly* Posted Feb 6, 2008	Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008)	24%
B-	" Lane skillfully sells the tech-heavy script. But after a much-too-early reveal of the murderer's identity, the 'low battery' signal starts to flash on this film by thriller specialist Gregory Hoblit." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted Jan 24, 2008	Untraceable (2008)	15%
B+	" Blessed with great performances; director Israel Adri�n Caetano lets events speak -- and plead and weep -- for themselves." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted Nov 28, 2007	Chronicle of an Escape (2007)	60%
B	" The lengthy and often heartbreaking interview sequences in the second half ultimately reveal a story that is, metaphorically at least, a tad less black-and-white." -- Entertainment Weekly Posted Oct 3, 2007	Desert Bayou (2007)	78%
4/5	" Stlick, stylish and ineffably cool, this was perhaps McQueen's defining role. Also mention goes to the uncreditied star of the film; San Francisco." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jul 6, 2005	Bullitt (1968)	97%
4/5	" Despite the film's multifarious faults, which also include a truly rotten cameo from Stone himself as a sports commentator, there can be no argument that this is one of the most visually exciting experiences you will have this year..." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 3, 2001	Any Given Sunday (1999)	48%
4/5	" An achingly beautiful and quite touching movie." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 20, 2001	The Man Who Cried (2001)	35%
4/5	" It's not big and it's not clever, but it's very, very funny." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Caddyshack (1980)	76%
3/5	" So the script's a little laboured, but for shere exuberance and adrenaline pumping you don't get better than this unless you're at a rave." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Rollerball (1975)	68%
4/5	" Rubin Carter can't be the saint Jewison would have us believe, but only the very ungenerous will find grounds for complaint." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Hurricane (1999)	83%

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