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Rr RABBIT FEVER (Ian Denyer)
4/10'Bland, witless humour throughout this made-for-TV drippage that we can all probably do without; kindly avoid' RACING STRIPES (Frederik Du Chau)
2/10'Big cast, big flop' RAGING BULL (Martin Scorsese)
10/10'Flawless, from start to finish' RAISING ARIZONA (Joel Coen & Ethan Coen)
7/10'Brilliantly funny' RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II (George P. Cosmatos)
5/10'Interesting but an incredible let down after the sheer weight of First Blood' RAMBO III (Peter MacDonald)
3/10'Awful sequel but you can't help but award points for that hair' RAMBO (Sylvester Stallone)
6/10'Not exactly the same as the Rocky but still worth a watch' RATATOUILLE (Brad Bird)
9/10'Pixar produced family goldmine' RAY (Taylor Hackford)
9/10'Foxx is astonishingly believable - a masterpiece' REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (Nicholas Ray)
10/10'Probably the most important movies of the 50's' THE RECRUIT (Roger Donaldson)
6/10'Clever espionage thriller with notable performances from the two leads' RED EYE (Wes Craven)
6/10'Sure it's a bit cheesy but it brings Craven back and midget-Murphy helps prove that the British make for the best bad guys' REDACTED (Brian De Palma)
3/10'An almost complete failure; De Palma, what happened to you?' REDBELT (David Mamet)
6/10'Mamet is an exceptional playwright but as a director he is somewhat lacking' THE REEKER (David Payne)
2/10'A film about a stinky monster.. if the title doesn't clue you in to how awful the film is, the stereotypical characters, shoddy death scenes and toilet-orientated finale will' LE RENARD ET L'ENFANT (Luc Jacquet) [The Fox And The Child - French]
7/10'Part nature documentary, part young drama, wholly wonderful; sort of like Deux Freres' RENDITION (Gavin Hood)
5/10'Average yet supposedly politically relevant kidnapping film, similar to Proof Of Life' RENT (Chris Columbus)
3/10'Hit broadway show makes for poor, lifeless adaptation despite theatre cast intact' REQUIEM FOR A DREAM (Darren Aronofsky)
10/10'Heavyweight drama for the strong-stomached and open-minded' RESIDENT EVIL (Paul W.S. Anderson)
7/10'Not nearly as engrossing as the video games but doesn't disappoint' RESIDENT EVIL: APOCALYPSE (Alexander Witt)
2/10'Manages to take a brilliant series of survival horror storylines, mess them up and produce an abysmal sludge of nonsense' RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION (Russell Mulcahy)
5/10'Nowhere near as good as the original but thank God it wasn't another Apocalypse' REVOLVER (Guy Ritchie)
7/10'This one won'tgo down well but in time it may receive the credit it deserves' RESERVOIR DOGS (Quentin Tarantino)
10/10'Despite what most say, Pulp Fiction is glorious but Reservoir Dogs is Tarantino's best film' RIGHTEOUS KILL (Jon Avnet)
6/10'Great acting (as was to be expected from De Niro and Pacino), terrible script' THE RING 2 (Hideo Nakata)
2/10'Boring and dull ... with an odd nod to The Omen with some deer, but it flies over the heads of most' THE RINGER (Barry W. Blaustein)
4/10'Ricky Blitt once wrote an episode of Family Guy that was banned from television. Then he wrote this.... lo, how the mighty hath fallen' RIO BRAVO (Howard Hawks)
10/10'The quintessential Western and my absolute favourite John Wayne flick - except The Conqueror but I have different reasons for that' ROBOTS (Chris Wedge)
6/10'Beautiful visuals hold this scrappy plot together' THE ROCK (Michael Bay)
7/10'Another dose of nonsense from the Bayster that somehow manages to thrill and enthral' THE ROCKER (Peter Cattaneo)
5/10'With so many other band flicks around, The Rocker doesn't exactly explore new territory' ROCKY BALBOA (Sylvester Stallone)
7/10'Rocky remains the greatest original on-screen sports character ever created. If you only see two sports films, make sure they're Rocky and Rocky Balboa' ROMANCE & CIGARETTES (John Turturro)
6/10'The performances keep you seated when the plot falters - namely due to script disorganisation' RUBY BLUE (Jan Dunn)
7/10'Quaint, heart-warming character study ' RUMOUR HAS IT (Rob Reiner)
3/10'Formulaic, forced jokes lead to ultimate disappointment' RUN, FAT BOY, RUN (David Schwimmer)
6/10'A little hollow but wholly commendable performances from Dylan Moran and Simon Pegg shine through' RUSH HOUR 3 (Brett Ratner)
4/10'I'm a bit of a fan of the Rush Hour series but this instalment was just embarrassing' |