For 7,947 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 1.1 points lower than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 64
| Highest review score: | Autumn Tale | |
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| Lowest review score: | Argylle |
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Negative: 1,165 out of 7947
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Wrestling gets in America's face and Blaustein gets in wrestling's face. It's a fascinating tango.- Boston Globe
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There is a palpable edge-of-the-seat tension and a number of complex ethnic issues that linger after the movie ends.- Boston Globe
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A supernatural thriller that is neither super, natural, nor thrilling.- Boston Globe
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Never having decided whether it wants to be comedy or a sentimental hand-wringer, it tries to be both and winds up being neither.- Boston Globe
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Best when it's playful, toying with the fact that the Mafia has in a single generation been transmogrified from myth to joke.- Boston Globe
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Executed on a pretty broad level, but if characterization is slighted, the ensemble is so rich, with such depth, that every few minutes another juicy turn keeps coming our way to divert us.- Boston Globe
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The film is almost as shaky as the science, but Nichols knows how to get the most out of what amounts to a one-joke comedy, and Bening works virtual miracles.- Boston Globe
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It isn't often that lives of quiet desperation are served up with such pearly restraint.- Boston Globe
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The liveliest, most original family values film of the year so far.- Boston Globe
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The end is a long time coming in Reindeer Games and the dialogue is mostly slush.- Boston Globe
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While it preserves his baseball feats, it looks beyond them to clarify Greenberg's place in American culture.- Boston Globe
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It's a spirited and essentially optimistic film, but it's also simplistic.- Boston Globe
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Light on its feet and reveling in its deviousness, it stays one step ahead of us .- Boston Globe
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Joan Anderman
If a long, chilly afternoon needs to be filled, The Tigger Movie won't hurt. But neither will it enchant.- Boston Globe
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It's "Beach Blanket Bingo" revisited, but with a Eurocast and more exotic locations.- Boston Globe
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Never brings its potentially intriguing plot strands into focus.- Boston Globe
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A surprisingly warm and engaging entertainment - brassy, schmaltzy, funny.- Boston Globe
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What saves it is that it's lighter than mousse and is animated by a handful of engaging performers.- Boston Globe
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