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Katrillion.com is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Jeff Ryan, John Oliver, Ron Bishow.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) John Oliver "After experiencing 'The Two Towers' you'll realize that 'The Fellowship' was merely a nice appetizer to the extravagant main course. Now we can't wait for dessert!"
Posted Jan 08, 2003  Edit critic review
Catch Me if You Can (2002) John Oliver "It's a fascinating story, and 'Catch Me If You Can' is just as fascinating to watch, especially with Leo taking the reigns as the suave, persuasive con artist."
Posted Jan 08, 2003  Edit critic review
Chicago (2002) John Oliver "You can't wait for the next song to blast onto the screen in all its chic, sexy, stylish glory."
Posted Jan 08, 2003  Edit critic review
The Hours (2002) John Oliver Ultimately, "The Hours" just beats us over the head one too many times with its depressing message.
Posted Jan 08, 2003  Edit critic review
Driven (2001) Ron Bishow The dialogue is so bad in Driven that at one of the dramatic points, the crowd erupted in laughter.
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
What's Love Got to Do With It (1993) Ron Bishow
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
5/5
Casablanca (1942) Ron Bishow
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
Brown Sugar (2002) Ron Bishow All in all, Brown Sugar is a satisfying well-made romantic comedy that's both charming and well acted. It will guarantee to have you leaving the theater with a smile on your face.
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
My Cousin Vinny (1992) Ron Bishow
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
2/5
The Man With Two Brains (1983) Ron Bishow
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
2/5
XXX (2002) Ron Bishow A PlayStation game come to life, XXX is a movie almost exclusively dependent on the special effects department and the charm of its leading man, Vin Diesel. But it's sound and fury signifying nothing.
Posted Dec 18, 2002  Edit critic review
Undisputed (2002) Ron Bishow At 90 minutes this movie is short, but it feels much longer.
Posted Dec 17, 2002  Edit critic review
Blade II (2002) Jeff Ryan Blade II merges bits and pieces from fighting games, wire fu, horror movies, mystery, James Bond, wrestling, sci-fi and anime into one big bloody stew.
Posted Dec 12, 2002  Edit critic review
Cast Away (2000) Jeff Ryan Cast Away says what you (yes, you) would end up doing if you were on a deserted island.
Posted Dec 12, 2002  Edit critic review
Adaptation (2002) Jeff Ryan Adaptation is definitely unlike anything you've ever seen before.
Posted Dec 11, 2002  Edit critic review
Extreme Ops (2002) John Oliver "Extreme Ops" completely goes off the deep end when it decides to turn its light-hearted stunt exhibition story into some sort of terrorist thriller.
Posted Nov 27, 2002  Edit critic review
Jackass: The Movie (2002) John Oliver The most amazing super-sized dosage of goofball stunts any "Jackass" fan could want.
Posted Oct 25, 2002  Edit critic review
Abandon (2002) John Oliver If writer-director Steven Gaghan would have limited himself to one topic and created a meditative drama on college life, "Abandon" would have been worthwhile.
Posted Oct 18, 2002  Edit critic review
Punch-Drunk Love (2002) John Oliver A beautifully crafted film that truly exemplifies the art of filmmaking.
Posted Oct 10, 2002  Edit critic review
Red Dragon (2002) John Oliver An all-star cast in a thoroughly entertaining suspense flick that will give even the sleepiest members in the audience a jolting wake up call from the very first minute.
Posted Oct 04, 2002  Edit critic review
Sweet Home Alabama (2002) John Oliver If it weren't for Witherspoon, the only thing we'd remember about "Sweet Home Alabama" is its classic title song.
Posted Sep 27, 2002  Edit critic review
Moonlight Mile (2002) John Oliver A naturally heart-wrenching dramedy that takes its viewers through the cathartic experience of a family's first few weeks following the sudden death of their daughter.
Posted Sep 27, 2002  Edit critic review
The Tuxedo (2002) John Oliver If you think the plot is ridiculous, we dare you to see the movie.
Posted Sep 27, 2002  Edit critic review
The Four Feathers (2002) John Oliver An intense war epic that offers Heath Ledger the performance of his career.
Posted Sep 20, 2002  Edit critic review
The Banger Sisters (2002) John Oliver Sarandon's transformation from conservative suit-wearing suburban mom to a wanna-be Pat Benetar is hilarious!
Posted Sep 20, 2002  Edit critic review
Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (2002) John Oliver "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever" is one of those movies that you should see tucked away and the bottom of the New Release section in Blockbuster where all the other straight-to-video, Z-grade explosion flicks are kept.
Posted Sep 20, 2002  Edit critic review
3/5
The Client (1994) John Oliver
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
3/5
Her Alibi (1989) John Oliver
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
Disclosure (1994) John Oliver Excellent, accurate, smart analysis of sexual harrassment in the workplace.
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
The Nutty Professor (1996) John Oliver
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
3/5
Cujo (1983) John Oliver
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
Nick of Time (1995) John Oliver Tight, suspenseful thriller.
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
3/5
The Flintstones (1994) John Oliver
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
Serving Sara (2002) John Oliver Anyone associated with this god-awful movie should be suspended from Hollywood for the rest of the year.
Posted Aug 23, 2002  Edit critic review
0/5
Operation Dumbo Drop (1995) John Oliver After watching this catastrophe, it's almost hard to believe that Ray Liotta was in "Goodfellas."
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
Beverly Hills Cop (1984) John Oliver An Eddie Murphy classic! One of his best, but not better than "Coming To America."
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
5/5
Fatal Attraction (1987) John Oliver Suspense at its finest. This is the granddaddy of erotic thrillers!
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
4/5
Saboteur (1942) John Oliver Top-notch espionage thriller with a jaw-dropping finale atop the Statue of Liberty.
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
2/5
The Getaway (1994) John Oliver A pale imitation of the 1970s classic!
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
The Good Girl (2002) John Oliver After a series of lame romantic comedies, Jennifer Aniston finally proves herself to be worthy of a leading role on the big screen.
Posted Aug 07, 2002  Edit critic review
Road to Perdition (2002) John Oliver If the screenwriters could have accompanied the beautiful visuals with a unqiue and unpredictable story this would have been a movie to place in AFI's Top 100 of all time.
Posted Jul 15, 2002  Edit critic review
Me Without You (2001) John Oliver It's a pleasure to actually watch a chick flick that appeals to all audiences because of its strict emphasis on human emotion, rather than fluffy pillows, pom-poms and makeovers.
Posted Jul 08, 2002  Edit critic review
Men in Black II (2002) John Oliver Beyond the crowd-pleasing dog, Frank the Pug, "MIB 2" drowns in familiar territory.
Posted Jul 08, 2002  Edit critic review
Mr. Deeds (2002) John Oliver It's not his best, but it is far from his worst.
Posted Jun 28, 2002  Edit critic review
Minority Report (2002) John Oliver Spielberg has managed to pick from all his best attributes as a director and combined them to make this roller coaster ride through a fantastically detailed future world.
Posted Jun 21, 2002  Edit critic review
Scooby-Doo (2002) John Oliver Since "Scooby-Doo" stoops to such bottom-of-the-barrel laughs I have no qualms about using a few childish words to bash this infantile attempt at creating a live-action update of a classic cartoon. Scooby-Doo is poo.
Posted Jun 14, 2002  Edit critic review
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002) John Oliver The film's parade of conflicts feels so forced that you just wish all of these women would just seek some serious mental help.
Posted Jun 11, 2002  Edit critic review
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