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Jeff Giles

Jeff Giles's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Gigli (2003) 6% EDIT “After the schadenfreudian thrill of watching beautiful people humiliate themselves wears off, it has the same annihilating effect on your will to live.” – Newsweek Jun 17, 2014 Full Review X-Men (2000) 82% EDIT “X-Men, it must be said, has only a few truly thrilling moments. This is not a picture that tries to blow you out of your seat. But more than any other big movie this summer, it has a consistently inventive vision.” – Newsweek Jul 6, 2010 Full Review BASEketball (1998) 40% EDIT “Jenny McCarthy and Ernest Borgnine -- together at last.” – Newsweek Mar 25, 2008 Full Review In the Company of Men (1997) 89% EDIT “LaBute, a playwright and former drama teacher, has succeeded in creating a study of banal, everyday evil.” – Newsweek Feb 11, 2008 Full Review The Blair Witch Project (1999) 86% EDIT “Heather's shaky video work can induce motion sickness -- it looks like combat footage as she bolts through the woods -- but just try turning away.” – Newsweek Sep 24, 2007 Full Review V for Vendetta (2005) 73% EDIT “...a lackluster comic-book movie that thinks terrorist is a synonym for revolutionary.” – Newsweek Mar 14, 2006 Full Review The Incredibles (2004) 97% EDIT “A funny and, at times, ingenious movie.” – Newsweek Nov 3, 2004 Full Review What Lies Beneath (2000) 49% EDIT “Entertains in a way we are used to being entertained.” – Newsweek Jan 1, 2000 Full Review U-571 (2000) 67% EDIT “Come on in. The water's fine.” – Newsweek Jan 1, 2000 Full Review A Bug's Life (1998) 92% EDIT “The giddiest, most inventive family movie of the year!” – Newsweek Jan 1, 2000 Full Review Frequency (2000) 70% EDIT “A touching thriller.” – Newsweek Jan 1, 2000 Full Review Sleepy Hollow (1999) 71% EDIT “Bold, exciting and full of visions.” – Newsweek Jan 1, 2000 Full Review
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