Jami Bernard
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52% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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43% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3.7 points lower than other critics.
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Jami Bernard's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 62 | |
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| Highest review score: | Don't Look Now | |
| Lowest review score: | Whipped | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 631 out of 1050
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Mixed: 249 out of 1050
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Negative: 170 out of 1050
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movie
reviews
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- Jami Bernard
Feels like an old-fashioned movie in the way it deals with bold sacrifices made in the name of love, while its setting and chary view of the era's political machinations mark it as distinctly modern.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Certainly there are people who will welcome this kind of "wholesome" family entertainment, but it feels false.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Movie love is usually so idealized it ennobles behavior that ordinarily would be considered stalking. Enduring Love deliberately smudges the line between what is bizarre and what is simply human nature.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Makes a fine date movie...thanks to its life-affirming view of friendship, love and honor.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Surprises, repulses and provokes. It's also brilliant and infuriating, wise and naïve, outrageous yet unforgettable.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
The movie ever so slowly builds to a startling finale, one that puts new meaning into passive-aggressive relationships.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
The hand-held camera is much too insinuating for what is essentially a story we have seen many times before. And the cuts and transitions are dizzyingly abrupt.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
In a hilarious bit of actorly sleight-of-hand, Holm (who is not new to the role of Napoleon, having it played it twice before) slips effortlessly from emperor to impostor.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Sexy, witty, energetic and gorgeous, but it is as stripped of the human element (in some of its production design, as well) as a minimalist Calvin Klein store.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
The movie then becomes John's story, making an unbelievable leap of psychodrama to do so.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
This languorous art movie is somewhat like "Memento," with its narrative fragments and memory mixups. It never explains itself, which means that the audience, like the protagonists, must take a leap of faith.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
The plot is contingent on everything going perfectly in ways no one can possibly predict, right down to the most outlandish happenstance of timing and human behavior.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
Beneath the noisy, farcical surface of John Turturro's Illuminata is a thoughtful and unusually mature meditation on love.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
The movie's key asset is young Bettany as a worthy successor to the "Clockwork Orange" tradition of McDowell. With Bettany, a star is born, even if his character is horrific.- New York Daily News
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- Jami Bernard
D'Onofrio is a natural for the role of a romantic who just may be a freak. A highly physical actor, he ranges between sweetly awkward and a candidate for the kind of mental hospital shown in "Session 9."- New York Daily News