David Baron
Select another critic »For 65 reviews, this critic has graded:
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35% higher than the average critic
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0% same as the average critic
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65% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 14.4 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
David Baron's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 51 | |
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| Highest review score: | Richard III | |
| Lowest review score: | Weekend at Bernie's II | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 20 out of 65
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Mixed: 29 out of 65
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Negative: 16 out of 65
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- David Baron
You'd never know, watching a loud, shrill, relentlessly stupid comedy called Airheads, that this 90-minute waste of celluloid is by Michael Lehmann, the ostensibly talented director of "Heathers," a wickedly sharp black comedy released in 1989. Unless, of course, you happen to recall that Lehmann is the same guy who more recently gave us the atrocious "Hudson Hawk." [5 Aug 1994, p.L26]- New Orleans Times-Picayune
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- David Baron
Daytime serial star Shane McDermott and "cha-ching" man Seth Green vie to create the most annoying teen screen personality this side of Pauly Shore in "Airborne," a high-velocity skating movie that remains hopelessly earthbound. [22 Sept 1993, p.E10]- New Orleans Times-Picayune
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- David Baron
A tedious mock-medieval adventure yarn that's easily the worst film so far this year...Without a single clever line of dialogue (by contrast, Arnold Schwarzenegger's one-liners rank with Oscar Wilde's) or a story of even marginal coherence, the movie relies entirely on visual overkill to bludgeon the viewer into a state of comatose submission. [19 Feb 1993, p.L23]- New Orleans Times-Picayune
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- David Baron
Utterly atrocious. It returns Andrew McCarthy, the world's most pretentious actor under 30, to the farcical lead for which he's ill-equipped, trashes a slew of West Indian religious traditions, and manages to find only one really catchy tune - Arrow's soca-syncopated "Dancin' Mood" - in a soundtrack that ought to have sizzled. [15 July 1993, p.E9]- New Orleans Times-Picayune
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- David Baron
If all this sounds totally awesome, you're probably already an afficionado of the Sega- and Nintendo-licensed products from which director Jim Yukich's movie has been cloned. And you may be brain-dead as well, which would certainly enhance your enjoyment of his picture. [11 Nov 1994, p.L29]- New Orleans Times-Picayune
