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Citadel Broadcasting is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Tony Toscano.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
Random Hearts (1999) Tony Toscano Ford sleepwalks his way through his role. He simply can't build enough steam to get his performance going.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Mickey Blue Eyes (1999) Tony Toscano The characters are simply not defined well enough to get the comedy going.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
The Story of Us (1999) Tony Toscano The Story of Us is a film that is constantly manipulating the audience with sweet and sour montages, flashbacks, narration and Eric Clapton's two-ton musical score.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999) Tony Toscano The film's plot runs as smoothly as a Yugo with sand in the transmission and aside from a few well-acted moments, the film falls apart quicker than a paper mache space shuttle.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Bringing Out the Dead (1999) Tony Toscano A remarkable film that like a traffic accident you're passing on the road, you can't help being intrigued and repulsed at the same time.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Stigmata (1999) Tony Toscano Stigmata is so bad it ultimately leaves you with the age-old question 'If there is a God why would he permit a film like this to be made?'
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Fight Club (1999) Tony Toscano Fight Club is a well-acted, well-directed film and will be on many top ten best films of the year lists. It will probably be on mine.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Double Jeopardy (1999) Tony Toscano Double Jeopardy gives the impression that the writers were just making this up as they were filming, with little or no regard for the audience's intelligence.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Stir of Echoes (1999) Tony Toscano As the movie unwinds, it quickly loses its eerie quality and settles in to a rather average who-done-it mystery.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Jakob the Liar (1999) Tony Toscano Jakob the Liar ends up as a film that is tirelessly trying to tell us something, but never quite gets to the point while making the audience work too hard for too little a payoff.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Mystery, Alaska (1999) Tony Toscano The film plods along as slowly as a funeral procession on Therozine.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
The 13th Warrior (1999) Tony Toscano The film falls short of its goal to find a distinct personality and never attains the suspension of belief required of genre films like Conan or 7th Voyage of Sinbad.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
In Too Deep (1999) Tony Toscano Dull and pointless!
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Anywhere but Here (1999) Tony Toscano Mildly entertaining.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Outside Providence (1999) Tony Toscano A poor man's Good Will Hunting with nothing new or redeeming about it.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
The Muse (1999) Tony Toscano The Muse is not the perfect Albert Brooks film, but it is close.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Superstar (1999) Tony Toscano The overall posture of the film is that we are just watching lots of five-minute bits strung together around an inane plot and irritating characters.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
Three to Tango (1999) Tony Toscano Three to Tango is a poor locker room joke disguised as a sophisticated comedy.
Posted Jan 01, 2000
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