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The Year's Best/Worst Reviewed Movies So Far
Rotten Tomatoes has released it's "Mid-Year Report" of the best/worst reviewed movies from January-June 2007, ranking films that have received 50 reviews or more (they used a weighted system that factors in both their Tomatometer tool, which measures the percentage of positive print, broadcast, radio and online reviews, while factoring in the number of reviews). Here's the top ten from each category. I'm glad to see The Lookout make the best list. Great noir-inspired heist flick with a twist.
Best Reviewed Movies
1. "Ratatouille"
2. "Away From Her"
3. "Once"
4. "Knocked Up"
5. "Hot Fuzz"
6. "Sicko"
7. "The Host"
8. "Zodiac"
9. "Waitress"
10. "The Lookout"
Worst Reviewed Movies
1. "Because I Said So"
2. "The Number 23"
3. "Premonition"
4. "The Reaping"
5. "Norbit"
6. "Perfect Stranger"
7. "Happily N'Ever After"
8. "Are We Done Yet? "
9. "Code Name: The Cleaner"
10. "Hannibal Rising"
'Ratatouille' squeezes out best-reviewed honor [THR]
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