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Sean Daly

Sean Daly's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).

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This Is 40 (2012) 52% EDIT “Apatow's view on family is like his movie: Love and punch lines abound, and if it all goes off the rails sometimes, everyone's ultimately better off for the slightly bumpy, very funny ride.” – Tampa Bay Times Dec 19, 2012 Full Review Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (2011) 66% B EDIT “Far more interesting is the movie's careful, clever way of showing how 21st century social networking (most notably YouTube) was just as important in creating this kid as his smile.” – Tampa Bay Times Feb 10, 2011 Full Review It's All Gone Pete Tong (2004) 75% EDIT “You'll be tickled by this small indie laugher. But, lo and behold, you may find yourself touched by it, too.” – Washington Post May 13, 2005 Full Review The Amityville Horror (2005) 23% EDIT “You'll want to get out of Amityville long before the Lutzes do.” – Washington Post Apr 15, 2005 Full Review Hitch (2005) 68% EDIT “Forget about the predictable twists: Hitch works best when it's a buddy comedy, with Smith and James having a blast as smooth Yoda and jiggly Jedi.” – Washington Post Feb 11, 2005 Full Review Coach Carter (2005) 63% EDIT “The basketball footage is often thrilling, the camera whooshing through the action like a darting point guard.” – Washington Post Jan 14, 2005 Full Review Lightning in a Bottle (2004) 88% EDIT “Features a who's who of world-wise bluesmen (and women) and newbie practitioners.” – Washington Post Dec 17, 2004 Full Review Alfie (2004) 48% EDIT “His carefully tousled blond mop? His devilish blue eyes? His oily pickup lines and false promises coated in a cool British ahccent? Please.” – Washington Post Nov 5, 2004 Full Review Vera Drake (2004) 93% A- EDIT “” – Journal News (Westchester, NY) Oct 22, 2004 Full Review Friday Night Lights (2004) 82% EDIT “A poignant celebration and a chilly condemnation of the high school gridiron as God's country.” – Washington Post Oct 8, 2004 Full Review
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