Carrie Rickey
Select another critic »For 1,303 reviews, this critic has graded:
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69% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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27% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 1.8 points higher than other critics.
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Carrie Rickey's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 67 | |
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| Highest review score: | Everlasting Moments | |
| Lowest review score: | My Favorite Martian | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 981 out of 1303
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Mixed: 239 out of 1303
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Negative: 83 out of 1303
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
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A double shot of Saturday-night lowdown chased by a cheery chug of Sunday-morning uplift.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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The treasure of the film is the unearthing of the family bond, magically played by Douglas and Wood.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
- Posted Jun 9, 2011
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The movie about literature's luckiest orphan may teem with children, but it is not for them.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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The trippy creation of onetime marine biologist Stephen Hillenburg, SpongeBob is a cockeyed optimist toiling at the bottom of the fast-food chain.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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DuVernay has confidence in her actors that is reciprocated in kind. Richardson-Whitfield gives a remarkably empathetic performance.- Philadelphia Inquirer
- Posted Mar 12, 2011
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Fraser and Elfman are goofily endearing even if they seem more sincere acting opposite the rabbit and the duck than they do each other.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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So what if the movie isn't finger-lickin' good like the original? The performances by Hanks as a crook and Irma P. Hall as his honorable landlady are mighty tasty.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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It is a difficult and demanding movie, one that rewards the persevering moviegoer just as Pollock's difficult and demanding paintings ultimately reward the steadfast.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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Fan's fly-on-the-wall perspective enables the viewer to empathize with all the players in the family drama, unlikely to have a happy ending.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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When the film focuses on the Trojans, it's splendid. But when Troy attempts to sort out the competing agendas of the Greeks, it drags.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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Vintage Terry Gilliam, a pour not to all tastes but one certain to please lovers of "Time Bandits" and "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen."- Philadelphia Inquirer
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Sisterhood is Stand by Me for girls, as sullen, plucky, melodramatic, exuberant, athletic, graceless, crafty, artistic, arrogant, modest, helpless and resourceful as its teenage heroines.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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The performances in Girl, Interrupted resonate, but the movie does not.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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Richard Wenk's script, taut and enjoyable, pays homage to those police procedurals, with a nod to the Brazilian hostages-on-mass-transit documentary, "Bus 174."- Philadelphia Inquirer
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With Insomnia, his third feature, Nolan, 32, has proven himself a precocious master of the thriller, unsettling the audience with a brief image of blood seeping through fabric.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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For those who have seen Tarkovsky's moody original, let me say that Soderbergh skims the fat from the 1972 film. What's left is a rich stew of longing.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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The sequences with the melancholy Faunia are monochromatic and those with Lester perfunctory. Benton too neatly -- and too hastily -- wraps up a story that would surely exert more power if it were messy and unrushed.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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However improbable this sounds, The Brady Bunch Movie is to the original television show what real grass is to Astroturf. [17 Feb 1995, p.03]- Philadelphia Inquirer
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
- Posted Mar 17, 2011
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- Philadelphia Inquirer
- Posted Sep 15, 2011
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In Yoo Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg, Kempner gives us a balance of artist and alter ego, introducing us to a woman we'd like to know even better.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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If there were truth-in-titling, Burton's movie rightly would be called "Alice in Narnia: With Stops at Disneyland, the Shire, Rohan, Naboo, and Oz."- Philadelphia Inquirer
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Roos introduces the possibility that perhaps two partials add up to the whole truth, and in so doing creates a provocative love story that sticks with you long after the credits roll.- Philadelphia Inquirer
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