My neutral reviews of the flawed but well received The Adjustment Bureau<\/span><\/a> and Limitless<\/span><\/a> garnered 72% and 70% respectively. If 50% is seen as neutral then still not a radical departure.<\/p>\n One good and one bad differed. The over top grindhouser Drive Angry<\/span> achieved only a 45%. In my review<\/a>, I called it a "high-octane 3-D love letter to the grindhouse creations of the legendary Roger Corman."<\/p>\n Despite being mired in "92 minutes of boredom and stupidity," The Mechanic<\/span><\/a> somehow managed a 53% score on Rotten Tomatoes.<\/p>\n Based on quantity and comparison to the vast majority of reviewers, I’m not much of a hater. Then why the perception?<\/p>\n Perhaps it’s less the quantity of my hatred but rather my often vehement portrayal of it? My opinions are always clear and I do take great pride in creatively ripping inferior, overblown things apart.<\/p>\n What do y’all think?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Within reviewing circles, I’ve developed a reputation as a hater of most things. I don’t rely perceive myself that way but rather as a demanding critic. Realizing I might be wrong, I decided to do some research and see where … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/www.movingpicturesnetwork.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/02\/DriveAngry_500x333.jpg\")
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