Peyton Robinson

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For 109 reviews, this critic has graded:
  • 44% higher than the average critic
  • 4% same as the average critic
  • 52% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3 points lower than other critics. (0-100 point scale)

Peyton Robinson's Scores

  • Movies
  • TV
Average review score: 63
Highest review score: 100 Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk
Lowest review score: 12 Back to Black
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 67 out of 109
  2. Mixed: 12 out of 109
  3. Negative: 30 out of 109
109 movie reviews
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    She Rises Up
    This idea of shopping local takes new meaning and adheres to the heartstrings as the credits begin, but much of the detail fails to make an impact, and “She Rises Up” becomes largely forgettable.
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    Cellar Door
    With less textbook dedication to its metaphors and more sleight of hand in its structure, “Cellar Door” would accomplish the tension it intends, but its bland approach fails to inspire investment.
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    • 25 Peyton Robinson
    House of Abraham
    The film falls victim to the subtlety of a ten-car pile-up. Neither the characters, all archetypal, nor the sequencing of the story, choppy and ham-fisted, inspire any engagement in its subject matter.
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    London Calling
    It’s a bit of a tropey mess, but the intent is clear: to have fun. And while the fun-having of the filmmaking itself translates well to the screen amidst a few genuine laughs, “London Calling” is mostly stale.
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    Trust
    With the added threads of female-specific and child celebrity woven through, “Trust” had the potential to be not just thrilling but thoughtful. Yet with an unfocused eye and clumsy pen, it falls way short of the mark.
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    • 75 Peyton Robinson
    Democracy Noir
    While the film is an informative tale of international politics, it’s also a warning sign and rallying cry for action back home.
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    • 25 Peyton Robinson
    The Wrong Paris
    It’s flimsy and forgettable without tension or investment to inspire.
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    Undercard
    Sykes steps into the role enthusiastically, but Miller’s script (with cowriter Anita M. Cal) is beat-you-over-the-head melodramatic, making Sykes’ committed effort to deliver heartfelt pathos all the more difficult to buy.
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    • 38 Peyton Robinson
    Couples Weekend
    The circumstances of “Couples Weekend” are simply too convenient. Its simplicity hinders absorption, shielding viewers from taking in its vulnerability or lessons to heart. And with its similar struggle to elicit its intended laughs, Kirkpatrick’s film is a flat rendering of its jagged proposal.
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