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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       D      Racing Stripes (2005)      "Racing Stripes follows a story arc similar to Babe, but it possesses none of the warmth, humor, or originality of that film." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       C-      Raise Your Voice (2004)      "Duff’s sunny disposition makes her a likable movie presence, but I’ve yet to see anything from her...beyond a 'let’s put on a show' high school drama club enthusiasm." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       C+      Rambo (2008)      "Qualms about Rambo's contextual appropriateness aside, this guns-ablazing movie works on a primal level, but stiff performances and a musty script has it firing its share of blanks too." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B-      Ray (2004)      "Ray is a flawed film, but Foxx’s captivating acting and a bustling soundtrack smooth the rough spots." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       C-      The Reaping (2007)      "Like a southern fried X-Files, The Reaping explores peculiar incidents with a mix of belief and skepticism, at least for a time, but it loses its potency as paranormal answers become verified." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       D      Rebound (2005)      "It’s a laugh-free exercise in moviemaking by numbers." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B      Red Eye (2005)      "Red Eye is a wind-up machine of elegant simplicity, an increasingly uncommon breed among today's bloated genre films." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B-      Reign Over Me (2007)      "Although muddled and inconsistent, especially toward the end, Reign Over Me succeeds with its portrayal of friendship in hard times." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       D+      Reno 911!: Miami (2007)      "Reno 911!: Miami is too safe and unremarkable to be a crime against comedy a la Norbit, but anyone in search of a laugh feels robbed all the same." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       D+      Rent (2005)      "The play may have felt fresh nearly ten years ago, but the film version is about as edgy as Pat Boone covering Nirvana." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       D      The Return (2006)      "Director Asif Kapadia and screenwriter Adam Sussman reach into the grab bag of horror movie clichés and pull out fistfuls for The Return." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B      The Ringer (2005)      "Considering all of the jackass things [Knoxville's] done on his way to fame, his presence in The Ringer helps the film challenge the idea of what is normal and what is intellectually disabled." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B+      The Rock (1996)      "A rousing action picture with generous dashes of humor, The Rock remains the much-maligned director's best film" [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B-      The Rocketeer (1991)      "The Rocketeer is a throwback to when movie heroes weren’t burdened by irony or existential angst." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B-      Rocky Balboa (2006)      "In an achievement befitting the boxer, Stallone delivers a sucker punch in finding a way to make this underdog comeback story succeed." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       B-      The Ruins (2008)      "The lack of explanations in The Ruins may prove unsatisfying to some, but the unknown is often more terrifying than the tangible. Such are the wages of fear." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       C      Run, Fat Boy, Run (2008)      "The jokes land softly, but Run Fatboy Run moves at a sitcom-like clip that keeps it watchable even when it isn't especially funny." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema       D      RV (2006)      "RV travels the comic highways similar to those driven by National Lampoon's Vacation's Griswolds, but the insufferable Munros leave us wishing they'd befall a fate more like that of the stranded family in The Hills Have Eyes." [movie review]      Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema

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