Bullock, Sandra

• 28 Days (2000)

  [5/10]

  "You don't see any remarkable performances or go through any emotional highs or lows, but you do end up with a warm-fuzzy feeling, hoping for the best as Gwen starts her sober life."

• Crash (2005)

  [8/10]

  "Crash demonstrates that everyone makes decisions based on preconceived ideas about race. Regardless of our racial background, we make decisions about how we react to and treat other people based on racial profiling."

• Hope Floats (1997)

  [3/10]

  "Dull performances by all. Lackluster cinematography. Don't waste your time."

• Lake House, The (2006)

  [6/10]

  "Alas, we have only drab locations for a common love story with a cute, but unimaginative, gimmick."

• Loverboy (2006)

  [5/10]

  "I'm not sure what message director Kevin Bacon wanted me to take away from his film. As a moral tale, Loverboy shows that both neglect and over-protectiveness create dysfunctional relationships. We don't really see any contrasting non-dysfunctional relationships, so we don't have a counter-example to know what Bacon thinks a good relationship looks like."

• Miss Congeniality (2000)

  [5/10]

  "Put a hard nosed, glamour neutral, female FBI agent undercover as a contestant in a major beauty pageant (under threat of terrorist attack) and you could get a lot of laughs. But the writers of Miss Congeniality didn't write an all-out gut-busting comedy."

  Average score: 5.33