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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Once Were Warriors has more to say than the traditional TV-movie about spousal abuse. But some viewers will have to pay a price: This is a movie that requires strength and fortitude to sit through.- New York Daily News
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No matter which floor you're on, the huge cast is extraordinary, and Altman gives the actors free rein to bring their characters to life despite such close quarters.- New York Daily News
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Popcorn-buyers, beware: This is no "Shrek," with raucous adult humor sailing over the heads of wee ones. This is "Sesame Street"-level, with white hats, black hats and simple moral messages.- New York Daily News
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A slight movie and a major downer, is an acting showcase for Sean Penn. That's good, but not enough.- New York Daily News
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A brilliant if slow-paced movie about one man's unwitting journey into adulthood.- New York Daily News
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It's just as well that John Carpenter makes horror movies, because here's a horrifying thought picture James Woods as an action hero. [30 October 1998, p. 44]- New York Daily News
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The stop-the-presses news from The House of Mirth is the number of fine performances from people you never knew had it in them.- New York Daily News
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The strangely mesmerizing dance contest in "Pulp Fiction" was born of Jean-Luc Godard's 1964 New Wave classic Band of Outsiders.- New York Daily News
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A tart, funny and tremendously sobering movie about the deepest recesses of personal unhappiness.- New York Daily News
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Even without much in the way of hard facts, Yu makes intuitive leaps, using animated segments to bring to life Darger's work, and therefore the man - or as much of him as it is possible to fathom.- New York Daily News
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What Short does not deserve - and neither do we - is a feature-length movie about Jiminy.- New York Daily News
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Wiseman's film is revealing. But it is also a silent rebuke to a society that tries to hide this pervasive problem behind a smug vision of itself.- New York Daily News
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The tension of Matt having to work alongside his wife without being able to trust her provides the movie's real electricity, sexual and otherwise.- New York Daily News
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The bubble-boy niche is thankfully small. John Travolta began his career playing one in a TV movie, but this movie will undoubtedly finish off the genre for good.- New York Daily News
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Old monster movies were thrilling in a way that mingled terror, sexuality and a real preference for the monsters over their tormentors. Van Helsing is a kiddie adventure on an endless, meaningless loop.- New York Daily News
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All of Haas' movies have an air of weirdness and dread, and this one is no exception. But it's romantic as well.- New York Daily News
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Among the movie's oddball treats are Robert Downey Jr. as Grady's flamboyant editor and Rip Torn as a pedantic author and sermonizer known only as Q.- New York Daily News
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A terrible movie by all reasonable standards -- yet it leaves a sweet taste.- New York Daily News
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Here’s a British spin on the familiar struggle of the couch potato who plans any minute now to get off his duff.- New York Daily News
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Grand passion, secrecy, world politics and mortal danger provide a heady mix for this spectacularly beautiful movie. If only the accents were as reliable as the azure of the sea.- New York Daily News
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The best way to look at this installment, however, is as musical theater of the absurd. The song-and-dance set pieces are brilliant, including a rap-style "It's a Hard Knock Life" in a prison.- New York Daily News
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Children may get a kick out of Flubber's lowest-common-denominator antics. They may not recognize that Williams' prodigious talent has been reduced to something sub-blobular. [26Nov1997 Pg 38]- New York Daily News
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Washington can bank on an Oscar nomination for the most forceful work of his career.- New York Daily News
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The acting is superb, with emotions roiling beneath rigid exteriors.- New York Daily News
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This Canadian film is extraordinarily low-key, considering the explosive secrets the sisters unearth, but that is part of its strength.- New York Daily News
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