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Dispatch-Tribune Newspapers is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Steve Crum.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
5/5
Roxanne (1987) Steve Crum Very good adaptation of Cyrano with Steve Martin in one his best roles.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
3/5
One Magic Christmas (1985) Steve Crum Fantasy holiday fare has some good moments with Harry Dean Stanton.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) Steve Crum Inspirational, touching, classic work with Robert Donat's Oscar winning performance.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Sayonara (1957) Steve Crum Engaging drama of servicemen in Japan. Top acting by all.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
2/5
Krippendorf's Tribe (1998) Steve Crum Pretty lame comedy stuff with Dreyfuss leading family misadventures. Sophomoric.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Panic in the Streets (1950) Steve Crum Fine Elia Kazan drama with Richard Widmark.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
4/5
Beaches (1988) Steve Crum Maudlin & weepy with tender performances by Midler and Hershey.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
3/5
The Star Chamber (1983) Steve Crum Conspiracy abounds in this early Michael Douglas far fetcher.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Pork Chop Hill (1959) Steve Crum Gritty war, actually anti-war, movie directed by Lewis Milestone of "All Quiet on the Western Front" fame.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Bicycle Thieves (1948) Steve Crum De Sica classic still enthralls.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
B-
Ghost Rider (2007) Steve Crum A classic example of style over substance, a usually negative criticism that works fine here. "Ghost Rider" is second tier Marvel, played fast and flashy.
Posted Feb 20, 2007
5/5
Time After Time (1979) Steve Crum Underrated classic mixing H.G. Wells and Jack the Ripper. Stylish, even the music.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
4/5
The Goonies (1985) Steve Crum Of its type, great fun--at least for kids.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
4/5
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992) Steve Crum Scary premise of mad sitter vs mother and child...effective.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
4/5
Destination Tokyo (1943) Steve Crum Fine WWII propaganda rouser starring Grant and Garfield.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
4/5
The Key (1958) Steve Crum Suspense + Carol Reed directing Sophia Loren and Wiliam Holden.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
2/5
Hanky Panky (1982) Steve Crum Disappointing to say the least, considering its star talent in Wilder and Radner.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
4/5
Freaky Friday (1976) Steve Crum Quite inspired Disney comedy with fine performances.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
D+
The Good German (2006) Steve Crum The failing ... is it takes itself dead-on seriously. Frankly, it would be easier to think of this (lifting the finale from 'Casablanca') and other sequences...as comedic.
Posted Feb 06, 2007
5/5
Paths of Glory (1957) Steve Crum Truly a Kubrick classic with strong Kirk Douglas performance.
Posted Jan 21, 2007
A-
Notes on a Scandal (2006) Steve Crum In a role which would have suited Bette Davis in her Baby Jane persona, Dench's psychotic Barbara is in contrast a layered and mannered portrayal.
Posted Jan 21, 2007
4/5
Down Argentine Way (1940) Steve Crum You want 20th Century Fox glossy musical? You have it here...and with Grable's legs.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
I Want to Live! (1958) Steve Crum Stunning drama that cries out for death penalty reform...with excellent Susan Hayward in lead.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Frogs (1972) Steve Crum The concept alone will make one croak. Production values, however, are on the cheap side.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) Steve Crum Disappointing to say the least, but at least it doesn't have Richard Pryor this time as its star.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Class of '44 (1973) Steve Crum Coming of age schmaltz, so prevalent during the 1970s.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
Freaks (1932) Steve Crum Absolutely spine chilling Tod Browning classic horror film. "We will make you one of us." Yike!
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
Road to Utopia (1945) Steve Crum My choice as the funniest of Hope and Crosby's Road pictures. It is definitely the zaniest.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988) Steve Crum Near classic comedy of con artists on the loose with Steve Martin and Michael Caine playing off each other.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Written on the Wind (1956) Steve Crum Big screen sudser with Hudson and Bacall leading the tears.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
The Addams Family (1991) Steve Crum Funny feature film version of the classic 온라인카지노추천 show, and just as ghoulishly hilarious.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (1974) Steve Crum OK, but very dated, early Richard Dreyfuss. It DID put him on the map, however.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
Summertime (1955) Steve Crum Romantic drama with Hepburn in good form.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Rough Night in Jericho (1967) Steve Crum Violent Dean Martin western is so-so.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
4/5
The Devil at 4 O'Clock (1961) Steve Crum Colorful disaster movie with good teaming of Tracy and Sinatra.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
2/5
The Private Eyes (1980) Steve Crum Silly laughs, far beneath the two comedy stars.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
3/5
Bye Bye Birdie (1963) Steve Crum Very dated musical, but full of energy.
Posted Dec 23, 2006
5/5
The Taming of the Shrew (1967) Steve Crum Fine Zeffirelli version with Taylor and Burton in good form.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
4/5
The Sons of Katie Elder (1965) Steve Crum Fun, often exciting Wayne western with great cast.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
5/5
Gaslight (1944) Steve Crum Classic drama-horror with put upon Bergman and suavely evil Boyer.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
3/5
Tales of Terror (1962) Steve Crum Fun scares with Vincent Price and Peter Lorre via Roger Corman.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
3/5
Quick Change (1990) Steve Crum Funny fluff featuring clowns, a bank robbery, and Bill Murray.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
D+
We Are Marshall (2006) Steve Crum 'We Are Marshall' has a processed and packaged look and feel. The Marshall folks deserve better.
Posted Dec 21, 2006
5/5
Stalag 17 (1953) Steve Crum Unforgettable Billy Wilder POW tale with Holden in perhaps his greatest role.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
3/5
Elvira Madigan (1967) Steve Crum Textured drama with unforgettable music.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
5/5
Test Pilot (1938) Steve Crum Super MGM WWII actioner + tear jerker.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
5/5
Hamlet (1996) Steve Crum Fine version of one of The Bard's best plays.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
3/5
The Flintstones (1994) Steve Crum Cartoonish live-action fun with well cast cast.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
3/5
Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968) Steve Crum Another Hammer/Christopher Lee horror goodie.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
5/5
Zelig (1983) Steve Crum Hilarious Woody Allen vehicle, a mockumentary with special effects ahead of its time.
Posted Dec 08, 2006
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