Edward Frumkin
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28% higher than the average critic
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14% same as the average critic
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58% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 4.6 points higher than other critics.
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Edward Frumkin's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 70 | |
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| Highest review score: | Mambar Pierrette | |
| Lowest review score: | Sorry/Not Sorry | |
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- Edward Frumkin
Whatever you take out of this Rorschach test, Oppenheim’s lens elucidates the organic nature of relationships and how no one can force life. Time is your friend to fully experience the process.- The Film Stage
- Posted Mar 20, 2024
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- Edward Frumkin
The filmmakers do not dive into the protagonists’ lives or elucidate if any form of progress was made after the wins. Maing and Story show that the outcome is the beginning of a generational fight for companies to properly value the labor that keeps them running.- The Film Stage
- Posted Jan 27, 2024
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- Edward Frumkin
Mbakam’s minimalist aesthetics demolish the binary between nonfiction and fiction to reflect Pierrette’s flawed, humane intentions across the nurturers from many settings.- The Film Stage
- Posted Jan 25, 2024
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- Edward Frumkin
Ibelin thoroughly traces Mats’ existence with talking-head interviews, family home footage, original animations of Warcraft characters, a narrator reading his posts, his handwritten video game dialogue, and a mix of animation movements and character descriptions. These techniques allow Ree to symphonically center the subject without relegating family and peers to representatives- The Film Stage
- Posted Jan 23, 2024
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- Edward Frumkin
Stamped is an inspection of America’s social hierarchies and its ongoing divisions.- The Film Stage
- Posted Nov 3, 2023
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- Edward Frumkin
Mones and Suh’s missed questions and editing tactics make Sorry/Not Sorry a shallow, reductive portrait into demystifying the myth of cancel culture.- The Film Stage
- Posted Sep 20, 2023
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- Edward Frumkin
Ultimately, A Woman Escapes harkens vivid emotions to 2020 and yearns for the need to form a tight-knit community––abroad or nearby––in the name of loneliness.- The Film Stage
- Posted Jun 8, 2023
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