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Movie Poop Shoot is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): D.K. Holm, Michael Dequina.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
Grindhouse (2007) D.K. Holm Tarantino has conceived a plot just as odd as the better, experimental '70s drive in films.
Posted Apr 07, 2007  Edit critic review
The Notorious Bettie Page (2006) D.K. Holm Gretchen Moll is brilliant.
Posted Feb 16, 2006  Edit critic review
Fantastic Four (2005) D.K. Holm There are four different movies in The Fantastic Four struggling to get out.
Posted Jul 14, 2005  Edit critic review
War of the Worlds (2005) D.K. Holm WotW is a great film and entertainment that can be taken seriously; Shyamalan and Emmerich must be quietly shaking their fists, realizing he still does it better.
Posted Jul 14, 2005  Edit critic review
2/4
Speakeasy (2002) Michael Dequina Fails to give us a compelling reason to care about these rather sketchily characters or their equally hazy epiphanies.
Posted May 10, 2005  Edit critic review
Mindhunters (2004) D.K. Holm Iit is Renny Harlin's hand that compels a sneaking admiration for Mindhunters.
Posted May 08, 2005  Edit critic review
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005) D.K. Holm As the film unfurls you keep thinking, Boy, what would Terry Gilliam have made of this?
Posted May 01, 2005  Edit critic review
3/4
The Cutting Edge (1992) Michael Dequina Grafts one screen formula on top of another--but that doesn't mean the film isn't a blast to watch.
Posted Mar 05, 2005  Edit critic review
3/4
Going All the Way (1997) Michael Dequina This funny, oddly moving little film is distinguished by some fine acting.
Posted Feb 08, 2005  Edit critic review
0/4
A Guy Thing (2003) Michael Dequina I can't imagine this painfully unfunny and often boring movie being a 'thing' for guys or gals.
Posted Feb 08, 2005  Edit critic review
3/4
Daredevil (2003) Michael Dequina A faithful translation of the character and one of his more memorable tales on the page; it satisfies as an adventure and as a more intimate story.
Posted Jan 15, 2005  Edit critic review
0/4
Phantoms (1998) Michael Dequina Quickly degenerates from X-Files to Baywatch Nights once the culprit is ultimately revealed.
Posted Jan 08, 2005  Edit critic review
2/4
Bounce (2000) Michael Dequina What should have been graceful understatement instead reads as lifeless detachment.
Posted Dec 28, 2004  Edit critic review
Flight of the Phoenix (2004) D.K. Holm All that happened in the original, but with the temperature down several thousand degrees.
Posted Dec 26, 2004  Edit critic review
The Aviator (2004) D.K. Holm Not much of The Aviator seems like a Martin Scorsese film.
Posted Dec 26, 2004  Edit critic review
M (1931) D.K. Holm A rather cold masterpiece.
Posted Dec 13, 2004  Edit critic review
Closer (2004) D.K. Holm As Closer unspooled I found myself wishing that Nichols had done something a little more unsparing.Then I remembered that he already has: Carnal Knowlege.
Posted Dec 13, 2004  Edit critic review
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004) D.K. Holm "An unnecessary sequel."
Posted Nov 24, 2004  Edit critic review
Birth (2004) D.K. Holm Mesmerizing.
Posted Nov 13, 2004  Edit critic review
Secret Honor (1984) D.K. Holm Nixon is a fascinating figure of Shakespearean proportions.
Posted Nov 05, 2004  Edit critic review
Animal Farm (1954) D.K. Holm Comes in an excellent full frame transfer, with an authoritative commentary track by Brian Sibley.
Posted Nov 05, 2004  Edit critic review
Sideways (2004) D.K. Holm Madsen is also great in a well written role that she makes even better through a sort of earnest stillness.
Posted Nov 05, 2004  Edit critic review
Garden State (2004) D.K. Holm Peter Saarsgard's role in Garden State is one of the main reasons to see the film.
Posted Oct 29, 2004  Edit critic review
DIG! (2004) D.K. Holm Like the equally excellent Crumb, DiG! covers some seven years, and so it really gets into the characters.
Posted Oct 29, 2004  Edit critic review
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) D.K. Holm The Day After Tomorrow is enjoyable in its junky way.
Posted May 30, 2004  Edit critic review
The Saddest Music in the World (2003) D.K. Holm If I were to recommend one work to someone who had never seen a Maddin movie it would be Saddest Music.
Posted May 15, 2004  Edit critic review
Van Helsing (2004) D.K. Holm A blend of Raiders of the Lost Ark and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein, only without the Abbott and Costello.
Posted May 07, 2004  Edit critic review
Mean Girls (2004) D.K. Holm Lohan does what all great stars have to do, blend animal sex appeal with quantifiable acting skills.
Posted May 03, 2004  Edit critic review
Man on Fire (2004) D.K. Holm When Man on Fire is good, it's really good.
Posted Apr 25, 2004  Edit critic review
13 Going on 30 (2004) D.K. Holm The film is mildly diverting, with Garner doing a good pass at being a 13-year-old in an adult's body.
Posted Apr 25, 2004  Edit critic review
Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) D.K. Holm If Vol. 1 is more Pulp Fiction than Vol. 2 is more Jackie Brown.
Posted Apr 15, 2004  Edit critic review
Dogville (2003) D.K. Holm Breathtaking for its technical artistry.
Posted Mar 28, 2004  Edit critic review
Dawn of the Dead (2004) D.K. Holm A brilliant, riveting, action-packed remake.
Posted Mar 19, 2004  Edit critic review
Secret Window (2004) D.K. Holm The film's twist is probably something that most viewers are going to be able to guess.
Posted Mar 12, 2004  Edit critic review
Twisted (2004) D.K. Holm Twisted's tale could have done with a little bit of Joe Eszterhas flamboyance.
Posted Mar 05, 2004  Edit critic review
Hidalgo (2004) D.K. Holm Hidalgo is like the desert itself — long stretches of boredom occasionally interrupted by brief oases of frenzied activity.
Posted Mar 05, 2004  Edit critic review
The Passion of the Christ (2004) D.K. Holm It's a crucifiction.
Posted Feb 27, 2004  Edit critic review
50 First Dates (2004) D.K. Holm A blend of Groundhog Day,Memento, Clean Slate and Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Posted Feb 19, 2004  Edit critic review
Against the Ropes (2004) D.K. Holm The horror of Against the Ropes is that a screenwriter had a real person in front of her with an interesting, complicated story yet deemed her not "cinematic" enough.
Posted Feb 19, 2004  Edit critic review
Eurotrip (2004) D.K. Holm You come out of Eurotrip feeling Euro trashed, wandering aimlessly in a haze that is a blend of awe and incredulity and profound depression
Posted Feb 19, 2004  Edit critic review
Monster (2003) D.K. Holm Monster takes the viewer into the white trash world of truck stops and biker bars and makes those people real.
Posted Feb 09, 2004  Edit critic review
1/4
Mallrats (1995) Michael Dequina Sophomoric silliness.
Posted Jan 13, 2004  Edit critic review
3.5/4
Clerks (1994) Michael Dequina Fresh, funny.
Posted Jan 11, 2004  Edit critic review
The Barbarian Invasions (2003) D.K. Holm It may seem counter intuitive to insist that a film about illness, death, and aging is delightful, but that is the effect of The Barbarian Invasions.
Posted Dec 17, 2003  Edit critic review
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003) D.K. Holm At first Weir's approach to the harsh task of adapting O'Brien's unwieldy series of novels seems to be a clever idea.
Posted Nov 14, 2003  Edit critic review
Elephant (2003) D.K. Holm Elephant is an arty but not artistic variation on an internet theory about the events that culminated in the Columbine High School shootings in April of 1999
Posted Nov 05, 2003  Edit critic review
Demonlover (2002) D.K. Holm demonlover wasn't made to be "liked" in the conventional sense.
Posted Oct 24, 2003  Edit critic review
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) D.K. Holm Kill Bill Vol. 1 is a great film
Posted Oct 10, 2003  Edit critic review
The Rundown (2003) D.K. Holm The Rundown is cleverly written and thoroughly entertaining.
Posted Oct 02, 2003  Edit critic review
Cold Creek Manor (2003) D.K. Holm This is the kind of movie where when you see a stain glass window at the start you know that in about 80 minutes someone is going to fall through it.
Posted Sep 25, 2003  Edit critic review
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