Baltimore Sun's Scores
- Movies
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For 2,175 reviews, this publication has graded:
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54% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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43% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 63
| Highest review score: | Odd Man Out | |
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| Lowest review score: | Double Team |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,245 out of 2175
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Mixed: 548 out of 2175
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Negative: 382 out of 2175
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Chris Kaltenbach
If you do insist on seeing this film, don't arrive late: the clever, animated opening credits are a stitch, suggesting a sprightliness of touch and winsome wickedness of tone that's missing from the rest of the movie.- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
Peaceful Warrior fails pitifully at being transcendent. This New Age movie about living in the moment gets you looking at your watch and squirming in your seat.- Baltimore Sun
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Irreversible, though, is not a Kubrickian head trip. All Noe has come up with is a turn-on for sadists.- Baltimore Sun
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It's for those of us for whom killing people with high-powered guns in the movies is not only as good as sex but maybe better -- a sacrament for our age... [A] poorly written, badly directed film.- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
In the Cut is a disaster. Familiar to the bone, arty on the surface, it could serve as the doomed pilot for a nightmare TV spinoff: Law & Order: Literary Victims Unit.- Baltimore Sun
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Chris Kaltenbach
There's a funny movie struggling inside of Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star. Too bad it never gets out.- Baltimore Sun
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Stephen Hunter
The two guys are potentially amusing but the screenplay is so naked in its manipulation of emotion that it feels infantile.- Baltimore Sun
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Chris Kaltenbach
What we have here is a film where the first 20 minutes are repeated again and again until everything comes to an absolutely predictable end.- Baltimore Sun
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Ann Hornaday
It's as if the book itself has been locked up and institutionalized, forced to conform to a system that all but obliterates its own unique personality.- Baltimore Sun
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Stephen Hunter
It never seriously establishes the ground rules of the principle of transference or the relationship between the two of them, and so what follows is gibberish. [14 Jul 1992]- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
How did an embarrassment of comic-book riches become simply an embarrassment as a movie?- Baltimore Sun
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The whirl, bang and general bother of crashing gears and gnashing metal ends up suffocating the senses.- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
Even the great Lily Tomlin can't muster a funny reaction to a Polish joke. It's an everything-including-the kitchen-sink comedy -- and the sink has rusty pipes.- Baltimore Sun
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Most of the humor is both determinedly puerile and unfunny, performed by a generic cast.- Baltimore Sun
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Try as I might, I could not love it, because as a piece of cinema, Into Great Silence would try the patience of a saint.- Baltimore Sun
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Ann Hornaday
As ugly, excessive and vulgar as "The Usual Suspects" was stylish, subtle and suave.- Baltimore Sun
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Stephen Hunter
The movie is a corpse. It's a fish that stinks from the head. They ought to bury it in the Jersey Meadowlands. [25 Dec 1992]- Baltimore Sun
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The bottom line is that the studio's marketing strategy is just a tad incomplete. Instead of hiding Pinocchio from critics, Miramax should have hidden it from everyone.- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
The indisputably gifted Jim Carrey shows the side of him that just wants to be loved - the Riddler on Ritalin, the Mask unmasked. And it turns out to be stultifying.- Baltimore Sun
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Chris Kaltenbach
The animals in Road Trip are pretty hilarious; as a five-minute short on cable TV's "Animal Planet," this film would be a stitch.- Baltimore Sun
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What can you say about a film where Carmen Electra's performance is one of the high points?- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
The only way sober adults will keep awake is wondering how the lead mobsters on "The Sopranos" -- who also are amateur film critics -- will rank the movie next year on HBO.- Baltimore Sun
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Stephen Hunter
There's not a moment in Boiling Point that could be said to achieve a narrative temperature of 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Boil? This limpid pool of cliche and predictability never even bubbles.- Baltimore Sun
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Michael Sragow
Excruciating...The movie proves to be singularly unfunny and static almost from the non-get-go. Virtually nothing happens; the movie is all premise.- Baltimore Sun
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