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eCinemaCenter.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): Gabe Leibowitz.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
65/100
The Last Detail (1973) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Oct 01, 2010
65/100
The Clock (1945) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Sep 15, 2010
65/100
The Blob (1958) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Aug 20, 2010
65/100
Inception (2010) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Aug 04, 2010
3.5/4
Letters From Iwo Jima (2006) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Dec 22, 2006
3/5
The Vanishing (1988) Gabe Leibowitz Somewhat erie and efficient, but never really gets under your skin.
Posted Sep 21, 2005
3/5
Rudy (1993) Gabe Leibowitz Shamelessly manipulative, but who cares when it's so damn uplifting?
Posted Sep 21, 2005
3/5
The Wolf Man (1941) Gabe Leibowitz Charming & fun 40's monster schlock.
Posted Sep 21, 2005
1/5
I Stand Alone (1998) Gabe Leibowitz Vomit.
Posted Jan 03, 2005
1/5
Boxcar Bertha (1972) Gabe Leibowitz Scorsese at his most droll and uninspired.
Posted Jan 03, 2005
4/5
Peter Pan (1953) Gabe Leibowitz Perhaps Disney's most underrated work.
Posted Jan 03, 2005
5/5
Great Expectations (1946) Gabe Leibowitz A masterful adaptation of a masterful novel.
Posted Jan 03, 2005
4/4
Million Dollar Baby (2004) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Dec 18, 2004
5/5
In a Lonely Place (1950) Gabe Leibowitz One of the best--and most underrated--noirs.
Posted Dec 18, 2004
4/5
All the King's Men (1949) Gabe Leibowitz Outstanding poltical commentary, rife with tension.
Posted Nov 17, 2004
5/5
The Circus (1928) Gabe Leibowitz Chaplin's most underrated, consistently hysterical, and imaginative picture.
Posted Nov 16, 2004
5/5
Cleo From 5 to 7 (1961) Gabe Leibowitz As good as almost any entry from the French New Wave...a devastating portrait of running out of time...
Posted Oct 07, 2004
2/5
The Addams Family (1991) Gabe Leibowitz I suppose there's a certain kooky charm, but talk about dated...
Posted Oct 07, 2004
5/5
The Shop on Main Street (1965) Gabe Leibowitz Mesmerizing and heart-breaking...
Posted Oct 07, 2004
4/4
House of Flying Daggers (2004) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Oct 07, 2004
4/4
Ed Wood (1994) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Jul 19, 2004
0/5
Street Fighter (1994) Gabe Leibowitz OOOF!!!!!
Posted Jun 05, 2004
4/5
La Ronde (1950) Gabe Leibowitz Charming as can be, but with a dark underbellly that belies it.
Posted Jun 05, 2004
4/5
Stolen Kisses (1968) Gabe Leibowitz A poignant portrait of sop-free love.
Posted Apr 13, 2004
3/5
Blade Runner (1982) Gabe Leibowitz Visually dazzling but thematically mediocre.
Posted Mar 31, 2004
4/5
The Lady Vanishes (1938) Gabe Leibowitz Underrated early Hitch with a killer finale.
Posted Mar 16, 2004
1/5
The Untouchables (1987) Gabe Leibowitz Too campy for its topic matter...Costner is typically dull as a 75 year-old unsharpened sword.
Posted Mar 01, 2004
0/5
Blackmail (1929) Gabe Leibowitz Horrific and dated....worth seeing from a strictly historical standpoint.
Posted Mar 01, 2004
3/4
Bad Santa (2003) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Jan 06, 2004
3/5
High Heels (1991) Gabe Leibowitz Witty and snappy Almodovar....as usual, but still great fun.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
4/5
Ivan's Childhood (1963) Gabe Leibowitz Tarkovsky's most underrated film, simple but riveting.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
4/5
A Bronx Tale (1993) Gabe Leibowitz A superb directorial debut by DeNiro, a work that rivals Goodfellas.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
3/5
Crooklyn (1994) Gabe Leibowitz Standard Spike Lee fare, which means it comes with its high and low points.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
3/5
Europa, Europa (1990) Gabe Leibowitz The shower scene still sends shivers up my spine, and it's been years since I've seen it.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
4/5
Repulsion (1965) Gabe Leibowitz Polanski's best by a wide margin. The walls! The walls!
Posted Dec 22, 2003
2/5
The General (1926) Gabe Leibowitz Vastly overrated; moderately charming but I think I laughed once.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
4/5
Alphaville (1965) Gabe Leibowitz Packed to the brim with imagination, particularly the insane 2nd half.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
3/5
Jules and Jim (1962) Gabe Leibowitz Far too cute and ridiculous for its own good, yet riddled with so many strong points that it can't be overlooked.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
2/5
Sisters of the Gion (1936) Gabe Leibowitz Mizoguchi presents similar themes MUCH more powerfully in Ugetsu or Sansho the Bailiff; here, it falls flat
Posted Dec 22, 2003
3/5
Variety Lights (1950) Gabe Leibowitz Delightfully charming and whimsical, if nowhere near as consequential as Fellini's best.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
0/5
Carnosaur (1993) Gabe Leibowitz Few movies have ever been more inept and ridiculous...but maybe that's the point.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
2/5
The 39 Steps (1935) Gabe Leibowitz As dull as anything Hitchcock has done, save the exhilerating final 10 minutes.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
4/5
The Wizard of Oz (1939) Gabe Leibowitz A delightful fantasy for children and adults alike, one that cherishes childhood and its dreams.
Posted Dec 22, 2003
2/5
The Last Boy Scout (1991) Gabe Leibowitz Overblown rubbish, with nothing to hang on to save the opening football field scene
Posted Dec 22, 2003
2/4
The Tracker (2002) Gabe Leibowitz
Posted Nov 26, 2003
4/5
On the Waterfront (1954) Gabe Leibowitz Extremely polished and featuring another powerhouse effort from Brando.
Posted Sep 29, 2003
5/5
The Young and the Damned (1950) Gabe Leibowitz One of the most powerful of all coming-of-age films, Los Olvidados is Luis Buuel's first masterpiece, a blend of surrealism and horrific neorealism which implants itself in the viewer's mind for days. It's criminal there's not a Region 1 DVD available,
Posted Sep 29, 2003
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