Bob Graham
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62% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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35% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 1.8 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Bob Graham's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 64 | |
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| Highest review score: | The Corruptor | |
| Lowest review score: | The Cell | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 127 out of 234
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Mixed: 71 out of 234
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Negative: 36 out of 234
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- Bob Graham
The dialogue is loaded with depth charges that take a while to explode beneath the surface.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
This gory parody hits television where it hurts -- and draws blood. It will bring joy to the heart of anyone who hates TV.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
De Palma seems to be trying too hard to make somebody else's great movie, once again an Alfred Hitchcock movie. Would someone please tell this guy to relax?- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
Faye's presence provides an unexpected context for the photographer's circle, where the gay and straight worlds overlap, and adds a delightful dimension to Chop Suey.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
The picture, directed by Rick Famuyiwa, becomes a juggling act, contrasting the efforts of the three grown-up buddies to get to a wedding on time, with flashbacks of their youth.- San Francisco Chronicle
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Not a routine cut-and-paste horror but a full-fledged revenge fantasy -- and a completely satisfying one.- San Francisco Chronicle
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Serendipity is a throwback to a more innocent era in American life, 25 days ago.- San Francisco Chronicle
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Action in an action comedy is supposed to be funny, too, as Jackie Chan well knows. The refitting of the crashed plane is so tedious we feel as if we're doing the work ourselves.- San Francisco Chronicle
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Goes Hitchcock one better by imagining what it would be like if the master had the advantage of digital technology.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
In special effects, Lucas has moved a galaxy beyond. In energy, not yet.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
The new Planet of the Apes is not a remake, and it's not a sequel. It is an amazing display of imagination.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
It would be nice to say that Blast From the Past is, but it ain't exactly. Half-blast is more like it.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
Poetry, lesbian sex and murder might be a killer combination if a deadly pace weren't included in the mix.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
The good ol' Jim Carrey we knew and loved is back, rude, crude and unglued.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
It is the Eddie Murphy movie where Eddie Murphy has next to nothing to do. Do little says it all.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
The first half-hour of this movie is sensational, creating an atmosphere of dread that any horror master would envy.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
This half-baked sci-fi horror film, filled with jerky, washed-out, highlighted, blurred and toned imagery, is a tiresome experience.- San Francisco Chronicle
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- Bob Graham
Most of the right laughs in most of the right places and some unexpected ones thrown in.- San Francisco Chronicle
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