Austin Chronicle's Scores
- Movies
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For 8,778 reviews, this publication has graded:
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41% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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57% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 6.7 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 58
| Highest review score: | The Searchers | |
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| Lowest review score: | Gummo |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 4,774 out of 8778
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Mixed: 2,557 out of 8778
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Negative: 1,447 out of 8778
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Russell Smith
Thanks to this relentlessly likable film's playful sexuality and utter lack of pretension it's surprisingly easy to let all of one's objections float away on a fragrant cloud of kitchen sweat, pheromones, and sweet lime zest.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
Not for everyone's taste, I'd think, but a notably thoughtful effort nonetheless.- Austin Chronicle
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It's an exploration by the audience, the filmmakers, and the subjects themselves of a kind you've never quite seen in a documentary before.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
Unfamiliar to most these days and it goes without saying that Harris performs a great service in the eyes of history with his film.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
Only the most indulgent would fail to notice that this movie can't hold a tune.- Austin Chronicle
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Kimberley Jones
Leaves you scratching your head a bit, wondering what just happened, and worrying if maybe it could happen to you too.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
Human Resources, which gets my vote for most sarcastic title of the year, isn't a stand up and cheer kind of film.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
Sumptuous to behold, although one will not leave the theatre with a much deeper knowledge and understanding of this great Spanish painter's career.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
Crowe has created a genuine love song for all those who've ever felt their lives to have been saved by rock & roll.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
Searingly potent and suggestively supple, Carax's images are rich with emotion and ideas.- Austin Chronicle
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Kimberley Jones
Leaves me wanting to watch Tomei and company in something more worthy of their abilities.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
Fernandez is excellent as the maladjusted daughter, but the film's heart and soul is embodied in Galina's noble, understated performance.- Austin Chronicle
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Sarah Hepola
Its uneven comedy may leave moviegoers yearning for the confidently choreographed banter and moral sludge that marked LaBute's previous outings.- Austin Chronicle
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Russell Smith
Definitive modern cinematic eye-candy with all the connotations of empty calories that term implies.- Austin Chronicle
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Russell Smith
And next time around... show the courage of your lowbrow convictions and get back to the gonzo, unapologetically senseless mayhem that made this saga so much fun in the beginning.- Austin Chronicle
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Kimberley Jones
I was consistently aghast at how unabashedly alpha-male, heartless, and chauvinistic this film is.- Austin Chronicle
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Russell Smith
With its understated moral power, generous spirit, and bracing flashes of dark humor, Titanic Town offers a fresh, subtly illuminating take on an ancient sorrow.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
The Art of War must ultimately be chalked up as a strategic defeat.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
At it's best, it's a wishy-washy treatise that fails to elicit much of any reaction.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
All in all, though, this Brazilian import is a small curiosity, intriguing more for its failures than its accomplishments.- Austin Chronicle
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Marrit Ingman
It's such high sports drama you'd swear this documentary is fiction.- Austin Chronicle
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Marjorie Baumgarten
Just sputters along, albeit pleasantly, while revisiting the realm of the abundantly familiar.- Austin Chronicle
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Russell Smith
Most folks are just plain bored -- and I mean cross-eyed, wall-climbing, deep-down-to-the-molecular-level bored -- with this ubiquitous Endearing Wiseguys school of movie comedy.- Austin Chronicle
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Marc Savlov
Manages to capture the essence of one of the world's most surprising success stories.- Austin Chronicle
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Kimberley Jones
The landscape and the lovers are pretty to look at, but two households divided should really pack more of a punch.- Austin Chronicle
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Kimberley Jones
The script negates anything heartfelt with its flippant, almost vulgar tone.- Austin Chronicle
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