Kim Morgan
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55% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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43% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 5.2 points lower than other critics.
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Kim Morgan's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 60 | |
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| Highest review score: | Apocalypse Now Redux | |
| Lowest review score: | Eban and Charley | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 125 out of 283
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Mixed: 123 out of 283
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Negative: 35 out of 283
283
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- Kim Morgan
Good, but, sadly, not good enough. Well-acted, beautifully shot and splendidly costumed, it's superior to the original in its looks, but not as potent or meaningful in its story line.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Starts out dark, thrilling and inventive, then, regrettably, becomes sappy, mainstream and mundane.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Works as pure escapist entertainment, but it's on the cusp of being smarter -- making it all the more frustrating.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Though the acting in "Sidewalks" is uniformly fine, particularly among the female cast, it's hard to glimpse any meaningful vision, sly insights or cinematic flair.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
But with a potentially fascinating study of ethics, of how cheating rich boys become cheating rich men while humble souls do more good in the world, The Emperor's Club doesn't take the audience anywhere smart.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Balancing homage with creativity, the picture is tight, stylishly filmed, clever and, importantly, scary.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
One of the funniest things in Scary Movie 3 is Pamela Anderson. She makes us laugh. And not just at her (though she's game to poke fun at her image) but with her.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Has two other notable things going for it: the brilliant Christopher Walken and a soundtrack packed with songs by the drippy power ballad band Bad Company.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
A flimsy film that's too clean and corn pone to be anything near rock 'n' roll.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
You may strain to recall just what happened an hour after you see it, but there are so many worse things to have to remember in life. It's a relief to focus on something so attractively amusing.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Intelligent teens will hate this film, and adults will just be embarrassed.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
One of the most wearisome "high adrenaline" movies to come along in a while.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
With a less popcorn-friendly cast and some cheesy special effects, this is a surprisingly engaging, sometimes foolish but often roughly intelligent film.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Unafraid of walking the fine line between the repellent and the human, Shallow Hal is wickedly funny but heartfelt.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
So action-packed from start to finish that the final result is grating rather than thrilling.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Though exploring, among other things, fallibility, homosexuality, injustice and loss, the picture seems afraid to really make any kind of strong statement, whether political or psychological.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Though there are some funny moments, little in "Red, White and Blonde" is enjoyable.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
It's something we might mildly enjoy on an airplane (well, not anymore) or on a lazy Sunday TV day when nothing else is on, but in theaters, it's a clunker.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
It's still trite and a little too cutesy for its own good. Gay or straight, the cliches remain, but not to a stultifying degree.- Portland Oregonian
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- Kim Morgan
Jas some nice moments, a great soundtrack and some wonderful works by the dark-even-while-light Ricci.- Portland Oregonian
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