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Erich Scholz

Erich Scholz's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Cold Mountain (2003) 70% 4/5 “Remains compelling even at over two-and-a-half hours thanks to great performances from Law, Zellweger and the collection of cameo appearances from the likes of Giovanni Ribisi and Hoffman.” – Citysearch Dec 24, 2003 Full Review Mona Lisa Smile (2003) 33% 2/5 “Serviceable performances from the principals underscore the film's functionality, giving modern star power to its paint-by-numbers plot.” – Citysearch Dec 18, 2003 Full Review Love Don't Cost a Thing (2003) 13% 2.5/4 “This breezy remake of the 1987 film Can't Buy Me Love is so lightweight it threatens to float off the screen, but likable performances from leads Cannon and Milian go far in helping anchor some of writer/director Troy Beyer's flimsy script.” – Citysearch Dec 11, 2003 Full Review Something's Gotta Give (2003) 72% 3.5/4 “With a surprisingly resonant emotional undercurrent, this adult relationship comedy comes off as extremely likable, if not lovable.” – Citysearch Dec 11, 2003 Full Review Gothika (2003) 15% 1.5/4 “Dwells in its own abysmal dreariness without creating real suspense, relying instead on a stream of easy shocks to convince us that we're watching a scary movie.” – Citysearch Nov 20, 2003 Full Review My Life Without Me (2003) 65% 4/10 “A strangely grim affair that will stretch the patience of more than a few viewers.” – Citysearch Nov 14, 2003 Full Review Elf (2003) 86% 7/10 “Not aspiring to be much more than a simple fish-out-of-water comedy, Elf is sweet and a little hokey -- and has the makings of a holiday classic.” – Citysearch Nov 6, 2003 Full Review The Human Stain (2003) 42% 5/10 “The filmmakers should've left this story on the bookshelf.” – Citysearch Oct 30, 2003 Full Review Die Mommie Die! (2003) 65% 4/10 “Busch is actually pretty great as Arden, but with nothing to hang his wig on, it all gets tiresome rather quickly, inviting unflattering comparisons to John Waters' superior 1980 effort, Polyester.” – Citysearch Oct 30, 2003 Full Review Elephant (2003) 74% 4/10 “Ultimately pointless, this lethargic picture seems to be trying to make a statement but succumbs to its own artiness -- including a cast made up mostly of non-actors.” – Citysearch Oct 23, 2003 Full Review Radio (2003) 35% 4/10 “This sappy, overlong, three-hankie melodrama featuring Gooding Jr. in full-on Rain Man mode is about as corny as they come.” – Citysearch Oct 23, 2003 Full Review Veronica Guerin (2003) 53% 7/10 “Ignore the Irish fiddle and tin-whistle score and settle in for a compelling and intense story.” – Citysearch Oct 16, 2003 Full Review The Event (2003) 44% 6/10 “A touching tribute to a community celebrating life in the face of tragedy and death.” – Citysearch Oct 3, 2003 Full Review Duplex (2003) 35% 5/10 “Surprisingly low on laughs considering the talent involved.” – Citysearch Sep 25, 2003 Full Review Emerald Cowboy (2003) 8% 5/10 “The location camerawork and story are outstanding, but amateurish acting and editing keep this dreamy mess from feeling like a proper movie.” – Citysearch Sep 18, 2003 Full Review Anything Else (2003) 40% 6/10 “Uneven yet often hilarious.” – Citysearch Sep 18, 2003 Full Review Demonlover (2002) 52% 6/10 “Nielsen, Chloe Sevigny and Gina Gershon shine, but ultimately this stylish yet dated arthouse feature is more confused than we are.” – Citysearch Sep 18, 2003 Full Review In This World (2002) 89% 8/10 “Winterbottom ... proves he's one of the most talented, dexterous filmmakers around with this powerful drama.” – Citysearch Sep 18, 2003 Full Review Millennium Actress (2001) 93% 7/10 “Satoshi Kon and Sadayuki Murai have dispensed with many of the conventions that plague Japanese anime to create an original and compelling animated fantasy that satisfies as both a historical romance and a philosophical drama.” – Citysearch Sep 11, 2003 Full Review Carnage (2002) 78% 5/10 “A bit long and pretentious at times, Carnage is still an interesting narrative experiment that recalls some of the more avant garde Eastern European cinema from the early '70s.” – Citysearch Sep 4, 2003 Full Review Stoked: The Rise and Fall of Gator (2003) 81% 8/10 “Gator's gradual transition from smirking punk to neon-clad cheeseball is vividly told by his former friends and contemporaries.” – Citysearch Aug 21, 2003 Full Review Le Divorce (2003) 35% 5/10 “Unfortunately, a logjam of characters (nearly all from the book are included) means that few get the attention they deserve.” – Citysearch Aug 7, 2003 Full Review Km. 0 (2000) 55% 6/10 “The likeable characters and silly situations create a few genuine laughs and the liberal sexual content (by American standards) is surprisingly refreshing.” – Citysearch Jul 11, 2003 Full Review I Capture the Castle (2003) 78% 5/10 “This coming-of-age drama, based on the Dodie Smith novel, has the feel of a proper BBC production, but it lacks the energy to compel on the big screen.” – Citysearch Jul 11, 2003 Full Review On-Line (2001) 38% 4/10 “Writer-director Jed Weintrob is so busy trying to make important statements about human relationships in the cyber age that he loses control of his whiny, unlikable characters.” – Citysearch Jun 27, 2003 Full Review
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