Marrit Ingman
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35% higher than the average critic
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1% same as the average critic
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64% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 11.7 points lower than other critics.
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Marrit Ingman's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 54 | |
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| Highest review score: | March of the Penguins | |
| Lowest review score: | Garfield | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 113 out of 253
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Mixed: 97 out of 253
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Negative: 43 out of 253
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- Marrit Ingman
The film lacks the emotional resonance that made "Big" such a sentimental favorite with audiences of all ages.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
There are football movies, and then there's this 800-pound gorilla of a gridiron weepie, which should be penalized for roughing the viewer.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Maybe America will prove me wrong by voting, but I felt like you were holding back until the end.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Perhaps future generations of film scholars will embrace The Quiet as a B-movie that problematizes the oppressive gaze, but for now, it's a misfire.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
No doubt this effort will find its fans, as it should, but there's a lot of lost potential.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Were it allowed to be dark, Duplex would probably be more interesting, possibly even with cult appeal. Call it a fixer-upper with potential.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
There is great material here and ample food for thought, but the presentation is lacking.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
The end of the film edges toward camp, and the sudden arrival of surreal dream sequences threatens to push it over the side. The movie is more sophisticated when it’s not trying to be complex.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
There's nothing terribly wrong with Surf's Up, except maybe the part where one character calls another a "dirty trash can full of poop." But the movie isn't terribly robust, either.- Austin Chronicle
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There's just not enough real heart to go along with the cutesiness.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
If you like the character – his tooty yellow Mini, his busily working beetlebrows, his tendency to point and grunt and eat shellfish whole – then you will be rewarded with 90 minutes of such.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Will likely test the patience of all but the most devoted fans.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
The film is more of an old-school wartime yarn, crackling with the expected camaraderie among the hardscrabble volunteers.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Never mind the fact that romantic comedies about gay African-American and Latino men aren't exactly plentiful, let alone ones this good-natured.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
This is not a family movie; the kids will be bored by it. This is a guilty pleasure for thirtysomething stoners with ironic dispositions and large nacho platters.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
The real shame in the storytelling is that the people in this film are interesting and inspiring enough to warrant a real film about them.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
My cynical half hated it, despite the presence of Lane, who is so magnetic that she could prance around the countryside in the absence of plot and still be compelling somehow.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
You could call this film repugnant and abrasive, and Solondz would probably agree.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Plenty thought-provoking, but it's not much of a movie and ultimately inspires curiosity rather than passion.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
A holiday film Joe Lieberman could love, unembarrassed by its wholesome, sugary pro-family message.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
The movie itself offers few real answers to the problems teachers face.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
There's nothing terribly wrong with Kate & Leopold -- it's just an awfully conventional upmarket romantic comedy.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
This spook story is a surprisingly mediocre Hollywood debut for Hong Kong's Pang brothers.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Critic-proof moviemaking, a candy pink wish-fulfillment fantasy prominently peppered with pubescent pop platters.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Here's an interesting surprise: Dour, dry Duchovny's directorial debut is more weepy than creepy.- Austin Chronicle
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- Marrit Ingman
Stuck somewhere between melodrama and the flat tone of an "issues"-oriented television miniseries.- Austin Chronicle
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