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For 7,613 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 62% higher than the average critic
  • 2% same as the average critic
  • 36% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.4 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 66
Highest review score: 100 Autumn Tale
Lowest review score: 0 Car 54, Where Are You?
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5,116 out of 7613
  2. Mixed: 1,475 out of 7613
  3. Negative: 1,022 out of 7613
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  1. Time and Tide
    Gives you your money's worth and then some.
    • Chicago Tribune
  2. Under the Sand
    It stays in your memory, will not leave you in peace.
  3. The Mummy Returns
    Action junkies may enjoy this non-stop barrage, which barely pauses for anything but the most rudimentary (albeit complicated) plot exposition.
  4. One Night at McCool's
    Suggests a raunchier, cruder version of a Coen brothers comedy, but it's also a kind of honky-tonk "Rashomon."
    • Chicago Tribune
  5. Town & Country
    Has the air of a film and actor (Beatty)reaching clumsily for a golden past that's gone.
    • Chicago Tribune
  6. The Golden Bowl
    Dances in circles until you tire of admiring it.
    • Chicago Tribune
  7. Driven
    It's outrageously stereotypical and weirdly personal, so loonily exaggerated it keeps surprising you.
    • Chicago Tribune
  8. Harry Is Here to Help
    The actors and writing lend unexpected dimension to all of the characters, and Lopez's Harry is an indelible antagonist, one who manages to be genuinely big-hearted and evil.
    • Chicago Tribune
  9. Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
    The film is surprisingly easy to sit through, digest and even enjoy. Why? A lot has to do with Hogan's well-documented charisma as a performer.
    • Chicago Tribune
  10. The Luzhin Defence
    You'll find heartbreakingly star-crossed lovers, a heartless villain (Wilson) and a dazzling backdrop of aristocratic life before and after the Russian Revolution.
  11. The Low Down
    Lightweight but likable and blessedly free of the posing and pretensions that mark the Hollywood crop of twentysomething coming-of-age films.
  12. Freddy Got Fingered
    Bad decision after bad decision occurs over 93 minutes.
    • Chicago Tribune
  13. The Center of the World
    All Center of the World has is the double entendre of its title, some unremarkable dramatic and sex scenes, and some embarrassing moments for its very game co-stars.
    • Chicago Tribune
  14. Lakeboat
    Though this film shows flashes of the electric writer Mamet was to become, Lakeboat is mostly distant thunder over choppy waters.
    • Chicago Tribune
  15. Brigham City
    Reminiscent of classic old Westerns.
    • Chicago Tribune
  16. Bridget Jones's Diary
    The Zellweger-Firth-Grant triangle works as irresistibly as Hepburn-Grant-Stewart in "The Philadelphia Story."
    • Chicago Tribune
  17. The Circle
    Panahi's simplicity accentuates the movie's power: its sense of life caught unobserved.
  18. Joe Dirt
    For all its promise of lively trailer-park humor, Joe Dirt digs, then lies in its own grave, killed by blah characters, lame jokes and cliches you can see coming a mile away.
  19. Josie and the Pussycats
    It’s a big, frothy, high-tech, cutesy-poo musical comedy.
  20. Kingdom Come
    A hit and miss proposition, with an abundance of laughs and emotional highlights to help brighten the dimly lit corners of cliche-mongering.
  21. Chopper
    A point is being made about how a criminal creates his own myth, but the ways Read twists and embellishes the truth become progressively less interesting.
    • Chicago Tribune
  22. Blow
    It's a real disappointment: too hasty, too scattered and superficial, and, in the end, disappointingly sappy and sentimental.
    • Chicago Tribune
  23. Along Came a Spider
    Freeman gives his overwrought, over-familiar scenes an unlikely shot of intelligence and dignity that cuts through the formulas and almost makes them work.
  24. Beautiful Creatures
    That it is a pseudo-hip filmmaking fantasy doesn't make it any less pretentious, or any less a turnoff.
    • Chicago Tribune
  25. The Day I Became a Woman
    Announces the arrival of an undeniable talent (Meshkini) that has come of age.
  26. Just Visiting
    Recycled French farce isn't a bad thing, but do they really like all those pratfalls?
    • Chicago Tribune
  27. Pokémon 3: The Movie
    This predictable, uninspired third installment to the endless saga won't win over non-believers.
  28. Shadow Magic
    Succeeds as a paean to movies and movie-watching.
  29. Booye kafoor, atre yas
    Farmanara, a gifted director, seems to be getting his artistic legs again, but he spends far too much time following his protagonist in and out of buildings as he smokes cigarettes and otherwise mopes about.
  30. The Tailor of Panama
    Like a Bach toccata or a frosty drink on a sunlit veranda, a first-class movie spy thriller can offer one of life's cooler, more elegant treats. The Tailor of Panama fits that category.
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