Connie Ogle
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54% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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44% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 7.1 points lower than other critics.
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Connie Ogle's Scores
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| Average review score: | 58 | |
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| Highest review score: | The King's Speech | |
| Lowest review score: | Rollerball | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 395 out of 706
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Mixed: 191 out of 706
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Negative: 120 out of 706
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- Connie Ogle
The cast brings its by-the-numbers characters alive.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
A loud, dumb movie, but its male, car-obsessed audience will probably enjoy it anyway.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
If only someone had recognized the inherent vileness of the premise, we might not have been subjected to this hideous Rumor at all.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Listening to people bicker for almost two hours wears thin, especially when the comedy is never quite so funny as you had hoped it would be.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Mostly, though, Ondine deftly demonstrates just how far we'll reach for any promise of relief from life's hardships, in whatever form -- magic or plain dumb luck -- it arrives.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Coppola and her crew were allowed to shoot at Versailles -- family pedigree does pay dividends, apparently -- which gives the film a needed whiff of reality.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
There are not enough synonyms for ''bad'' to describe the pretension and utter banality of the masturbatory The Brown Bunny, a film so exhaustively awful even its creator Vincent Gallo once disavowed it.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Has a weird, compelling energy, fueled by a deliciously dynamic cast, a cheerfully bawdy and odd story line and a refreshing, impossible romance.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Dear Frankie is a small movie with a big soul and no easy formula for the happiness of its big-hearted characters.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
A film of this sort demands superb, seemingly effortless acting, and Holofcener gets it at every turn.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Viewing the new Martin Lawrence kiddie movie is more enjoyable than watching my dog eat a desiccated toad carcass he pried off the road, but only marginally so.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
The sins of the inspirational Saint Ralph are venial, but they undeniably prevent the small Canadian film from stretching beyond the boundaries of an After School Special.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
This noisy, formulaic film turns out to be immediately forgettable, except for the parts that are so ridiculous they leave you shaking your head in wonder hours later.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Despite all the flying bullets, which are admittedly entertaining at times, Shoot 'Em Up doesn't offer enough bang for your bucks.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
The film is more of an exercise in pandering and propaganda -- give your baby up for adoption, you selfish pig! -- than the heartfelt drama it aims to be.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Nobel Son is not good. Nor is it bad. It exists, instead, somewhere in the middle ground of interesting enough to hold one's attention without actually providing any fresh, sensible or nonderivative developments.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
The only positive thing about the aimless film The Yellow Handkerchief is the idea that William Hurt may be ready for his Jeff Bridges moment.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
An uninspired, sporadically funny adaptation that falls short of the book's winsome, frisky chaos.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Won't make you forget Kidman's better work, but it's not a film you long to excise from your memory.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
It's López de Ayala's show, and she's relentless in her energy and passion.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
It's an hour longer than the average sitcom, but The Wedding Date isn't much different from what you see crammed into any TV comedy lineup, minus the laugh track.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Could there be a more inappropriate time to release a cheesy horror movie about evildoing in Louisiana.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
For most U.S. audiences, Sophie Scholl: The Final Days, an Academy Award nominee for best foreign language film, is going to feel more like a history lesson than a movie.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
An important and interesting story, but the reform school itself never seems terribly harsh.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
Rapidly devolves into a pedestrian thriller in which almost nobody behaves in a recognizably human way.- Miami Herald
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- Connie Ogle
It's a lot more entertaining than box office success "Scooby-Doo" and more honest, too. When Irwin plays out a scene with a reptilian, you can be sure the croc is not computer-generated.- Miami Herald
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