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| Bringing Down the House (2003) |
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| Uproarious, outrageous and irresistible! |
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I’m ashamed that this movie exists, that people got paid for it and that someone out there will eventually add it to their DVD collection. |
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(Erik Childress, Efilmcritic.com) |
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The rare film that manages to be simultaneously bland and offensive. |
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(Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times) |
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One of the most hateful and low-minded comedies I've ever seen. |
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(Scott Weinberg, Efilmcritic.com) |
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Lumberingly crass. |
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(Peter Bradshaw, Guardian) |
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Deeply, remorselessly offensive. |
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(Catherine Shoard, Sunday Telegraph) |
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| Dreamcatcher (2003) |
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| Stylish, scary and superbly acted, Dreamcatcher is probably the best Stephen King movie ever. |
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A monster movie of stunning awfulness. |
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(Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times) |
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So ludicrous that you begin to wonder if it isn't all a big put-on. |
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(Charles Taylor, Salon.com) |
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Dreamcatcher is Hollywood idiocy on a staggering scale. |
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(Bruce Kirkland, Jam! Movies) |
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Terrible stuff. |
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(Peter Bradshaw, Guardian) |
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No way is there going to be a worse film than Dreamcatcher this side of midsummer... It is worse than an incompetent fiasco: it is a contemptuous one, too. |
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(Alexander Walker, Evening Standard) |
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| What a Girl Wants (2003) |
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| Sweet, funny and very family-friendly, What a Girl Wants is the best comedy so far this year. |
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So juvenile it's practically embryonic. |
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(John Monaghan, Detroit Free Press) |
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A dreadful teen comedy. |
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(Edward Guthmann, San Francisco Chronicle) |
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The sort of thing that people mean when they refer to the steady decline of our culture. |
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(Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central) |
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So atrocious it's a hoot… an inept rip-off of The Princess Diaries… hilariously stupid. |
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(Chris Tookey, Daily Mail) |
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| The Wild (2006) |
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| Uproarious with stunning state-of-the-art graphics. It’s a leading candidate for the year’s best animated film. |
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It isn't often a rip-off gets as blatant as The Wild, a flat-out regurgitation of Madagascar. |
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(Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly) |
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Notable mostly because it doesn't appear to contain a single original idea. |
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(Peter Hartlaub, San Francisco Chronicle) |
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Uninspired character animation and obnoxious banter aside, The Wild is ultimately done in by the persistent stench of been-there-seen-that. |
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(Justin Chang, Variety) |
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About as pedestrian as you can get. |
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(Marc Savlov, Austin Chronicle) |
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| The Recruit (2003) |
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| The Recruit – A classic spy thriller that is as intelligent as it is exciting. |
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| Miracle (2004) |
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| The year’s first great film. |
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| Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005) |
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| A wonderful addition to Disney's Pooh Saga. A movie that kids and parents will love! |
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| The Pacifier (2005) |
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| Vin Diesel's best movie ever! A funny, warm-hearted surprise. |
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| The Ring Two (2005) |
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| A first-rate horror movie. |
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| The Shaggy Dog (2006) |
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| Hilarious! The Shaggy Dog is Tim Allen’s funniest movie yet. |
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| Glory Road (2007) |
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| Exciting and inspiring. |
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