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| Ready to Rumble (2000) |
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| Aiming every shot for the bleachers, the cast and crew hit one homerun after another. |
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A movie where no joke about raw sewage goes unplumbed... The only rumble associated with this film should be the stampede to the exit doors. |
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(James Berardinelli, Reelviews) |
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Moronic and insulting. |
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(Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly) |
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There's not much here for those with ages (or probably IQs) in the double digits. |
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(Dave Kehr, Citysearch) |
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Not even a centuries-long, post-1985 Chevy Chase retrospective could compare to the agony that is Ready to Rumble. |
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(Tor Thorsen, Reel.com ) |
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Yes, film fans, there is a new worst movie of all time. |
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(Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel ) |
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Spectacularly noisy, subhuman rubbish. |
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| Little Nicky (2000) |
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| The ensemble cast ... makes Little Nicky sizzle. |
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Superlative in its dreadfulness. |
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(Eric Harrison, Houston Chronicle) |
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A mind-boggling mess. |
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(Joe Baltake, Sacramento Bee) |
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A motley collection of mistimed gags. |
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(Dave Kehr, Citysearch) |
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So aggressively juvenile - make that infantile - that I feel I should be scrawling this review in crayon. |
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(Steven Rosen, Denver Post) |
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A movie for people who find pop-up books too intellectually demanding and college keg parties too socially refined. It's that dumb. Maybe even dumber. |
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(Steve Tilley, Edmonton Sun) |
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Inane, contemptible drivel... Rarely have 84 minutes felt more like eternal damnation. |
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| The Tuxedo (2002) |
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| [Jackie] Chan and [Jennifer Love] Hewitt make an hilarious team worth seeing again. Tuxedo 2? I'm ready! |
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The movie is silly beyond comprehension, and even if it weren't silly, it would still be beyond comprehension. |
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(Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times) |
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The jokes are as fresh as rotten eggs and the direction stoops to the occasion. |
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(Wesley Morris, Boston Globe) |
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Dull, witless, and exhaustingly incomprehensible. |
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(Marc Savlov, Austin Chronicle) |
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Deeply terrible. |
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(Peter Bradshaw, Guardian) |
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The plotting and would-be comic sexual banter are not merely pathetic, but tedious. The Tuxedo is threadbare as regards new ideas and ill-fitting for its star - comfortably Jackie's worst Hollywood movie yet. |
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| Mission to Mars (2000) |
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| An imaginative and magical film. |
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| Black Knight (2001) |
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| Wonderfully charming and side-splittingly funny. |
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| Two Can Play That Game (2001) |
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| Even if [the film] is rather like a sitcom, it is like a really good sitcom. Think Friends. |
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| We Were Soldierrs (2002) |
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| Relying on realism and never manipulation to makes its devastating emotional impact, the movie rings as true as the death of a loved one. |
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| The Ladies Man (2000) |
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| It is extremely funny and wonderfully sweet, although with quite a raunchy brand of humor. |
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| Enough (2002) |
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| If you're looking for an intelligent movie in which you can release your pent up anger, Enough is just the ticket you need. |
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| How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) |
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| Hudson is so impressive than she could charm the paint off the walls. |
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| Down With Love (2003) |
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| A scrumptious piece of cinematic fluff. |
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| Agent Cody Banks (2003) |
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| What makes this Bond spoof great fun for grade-school kids and older, as well as adults, is the casting. |
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| 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003) |
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| A satisfying adrenaline rush, it is a mindless bit of escapism that speaks to the inner teenage rebel in us all. |
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| SWAT (2003) |
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| An edge-of-your-seat film that doesn't tire you out. |
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| Paycheck (2003) |
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| An intelligent sci-fi thriller that's intriguing and exhilarating, working both as a think piece and as an action picture. |
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| Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) |
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| A fun family film that'll have your brood laughing no matter what their ages. |
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| The Company (2004) |
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| Thoroughly enjoyable as the images wash over you like warm ocean waves. |
