Chase Hutchinson

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For 391 reviews, this critic has graded:
  • 50% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 47% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 1.2 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)

Chase Hutchinson's Scores

  • Movies
  • TV
Average review score: 67
Highest review score: 100 X
Lowest review score: 0 Amsterdam
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 250 out of 391
  2. Mixed: 101 out of 391
  3. Negative: 40 out of 391
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    • 60 Chase Hutchinson
    Mind Body Spirit
    [Bartholomew] gives us insights into her character more naturally than some of the occasionally forced dialogue, showing us glimpses of her increasingly fractured mind through an embodied performance. Even when the film doesn’t fully capture the spirit, the spell she casts gets awfully close.
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    • 30 Chase Hutchinson
    The Wages of Fear
    Where the original remains a work of art that is as entertaining as it is well-made, this remake proves to be nothing more than an empty and thunderously stupid approximation of an action film. Neither thrilling nor tense, it's simply dead on arrival.
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    • 40 Chase Hutchinson
    Bionic
    Bionic is another sci-fi dud for Netflix, bringing nothing new to the genre and not much more to its action sequences.
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    • 30 Chase Hutchinson
    Panda Plan
    Jackie Chan has some fun playing himself in Panda Plan, but this family action movie falls flat.
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    • 80 Chase Hutchinson
    Else
    It’s a movie about the forces that consume anything and everything to make them into something that is a part of a collective. The more it expands on this, the better it gets, sweeping you up in stunning visuals that swallow you whole.
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    • 91 Chase Hutchinson
    It Ends
    It’s a simple yet effectively haunting work that’s well-shot, written, and acted across the board, especially for a first feature that takes on as much as this does.
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    • 90 Chase Hutchinson
    Better Go Mad in the Wild
    Better Go Mad in the Wild is transcendent not because of big speeches or underlined ideas, but because of how it lets us sit back and watch two people, both flawed, funny and deeply human, struggle through another day.
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    • 70 Chase Hutchinson
    & Sons
    The writing is frequently darkly playful, the direction measured and the performances all completely committed, ensuring the portrait of a family in crisis holds together just as they may all split apart.
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    • 90 Chase Hutchinson
    Clarissa
    Yet for all the sadness at the core of its story, “Clarissa” is captivating in how honestly and openly it confronts that emotion.
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    • 10 Chase Hutchinson
    Propeller One-Way Night Coach
    Playing like an extended fever dream defined by shallow snapshots of memories, incessant narration by Travolta himself, a gallery of cartoonish, one-note characters, and a poisonous, perfunctory sense of nostalgia, it’s a disaster that leaves no survivors.
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    • 80 Chase Hutchinson
    We Are Aliens
    A frequently stunning work of animation that’s also a haunting portrait of isolation, the destructive insidiousness of bullying and our own capacity for cruelty, Kohei Kadowaki’s formidable feature debut “We Are Aliens” is a film of fascinating layers.
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