Mike D'Angelo
Select another critic »For 786 reviews, this critic has graded:
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39% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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58% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 4.1 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Mike D'Angelo's Scores
- Movies
- TV
| Average review score: | 61 | |
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| Highest review score: | Pig | |
| Lowest review score: | 11 Minutes | |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 356 out of 786
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Mixed: 377 out of 786
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Negative: 53 out of 786
786
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reviews
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- Mike D'Angelo
Indeed, there are stretches of Into The Forest during which one could momentarily forget that it’s a survivalist tale at all… or even that it’s taking place in the middle of nowhere, for that matter. The essential becomes irrelevant.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 27, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
While that may sound like a downer, the film itself is anything but, offering a genuinely uplifting testament to one woman’s resilience.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 27, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
Everything onscreen still feels credible, but forbidden-love stories are as predictable as the changing of the seasons. Summertime had briefly seemed to promise something more mercurial.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 20, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
Three cheers, then, for Bingham Bryant and Kyle Molzan, whose joint first effort, For The Plasma, ranks among the year’s most singular movies, even as it also ranks among the year’s most painful movies to endure.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 20, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
The main problem with Outlaws And Angels, though, is that it lacks either a sense of authenticity or a streak of playfulness to give shape to its relentlessly ugly worldview.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 13, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
At best, the film is a Rorschach testimonial, lionizing its subject while offering enough objectivity to allow non-believers to opt out. At worst, it’s a very long infomercial.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 13, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
As a result, the movie version feels a tad weightless, especially relative to its hefty running time. Anyone in the mood for two hours (and change) of sheer, unadulterated loveliness, however, will be amply rewarded.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 6, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
The film does the job; it holds your attention. Overall, though, this is a classic “Say, why not read a book instead?” situation.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jul 6, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
Like many historical dramas, unfortunately, this one depicts gripping events without bothering to craft a coherent viewpoint that lends them meaning.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jun 29, 2016
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- Mike D'Angelo
Right Now, Wrong Then — which won the top prize at 2015’s Locarno Film Festival, and is heroically being released by brand-new distributor Grasshopper Film — is not only his finest work to date but also the very best film released in 2016 so far.- The A.V. Club
- Posted Jun 22, 2016
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