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For 1,812 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 58% higher than the average critic
  • 6% same as the average critic
  • 36% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.4 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 67
Highest review score: 100 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1945)
Lowest review score: 0 Jeepers Creepers: Reborn
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1,149 out of 1812
  2. Mixed: 545 out of 1812
  3. Negative: 118 out of 1812
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  1. Nobody 2
    So while the familiarity is felt throughout, it's hard not to cheer, chuckle, and cringe at all the chaotic mayhem that unfolds in Nobody 2. It's not trying to be anything other than an ultra-violent late summer action flick, and if you go in expecting to watch some gnarly kills, brutal fist-fights, and gun-fu, you'd have to think pretty hard to feel disappointed.
  2. The Beach Boys
    While hardcore fans won't learn anything they didn't already know, 'The Beach Boys' documentary is a perfectly entertaining love-letter to the SoCal band.
  3. Emilia Pérez
    Emilia Pérez boasts a remarkable trifecta of performances, but Jacques Audiard's ambitious project tries to do a bit too much.
  4. Birthrite
    An eerie, well-acted stroll along the well-trodden path of pregnancy horror.
  5. 1992
    It's a tense, mostly successful thriller with a talented cast, but greater artistry in the thematic development and greater novelty in the plotting would enhance the freshness of the crime drama.
  6. The Wasp
    Harris and Dormer are the best of frenemies in this sneakily stupendous character study, as relentless as it is mysterious.
  7. Highest 2 Lowest
    While it's far from Lee's best, Highest 2 Lowest is an entertaining watch, and for lovers of Denzel Washington, it's a must-see.
    • 53 Metascore
    • 70 Critic Score
    You, Me & Tuscany
    The movie isn't reinventing the wheel — it is ultimately a love story that plays with familiar tropes in a beautiful setting. But it does remind audiences why we love these movies in the first place.
  9. Two Women
    Director Chloé Robichaud's fourth feature film is a fun and sexy romp that discusses infidelity, marriage, and being a mother in our modern age.
  10. The Six Triple Eight
    Even the most jaded may be swayed by Perry’s latest demonstration of his skills at making movies that work simply but that also simply work.
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    • 70 Critic Score
    Night of the Reaper
    Night of the Reaper succeeds in Christensen's goal of bringing something new to the horror genre, and keeps the audience engaged, mystified, and on the edge of their seats.
  12. Redux Redux
    The McManus brothers have crafted something that manages to be both sprawling and intimate, complex yet without becoming convoluted. Redux Redux is a strong indie sci-fi film that will make you excited to see what the McManus brothers have up their sleeves for next time.
  13. Adulthood
    Adulthood is a film with three-dimensional people who are good for some laughs due to their reactions, but the surrounding plot is high-stakes and filled with suspense. Every single time you think you know where it's going, a new twisting avenue carries us somewhere else.
  14. White Bird
    Through sensitive portrayals by Glaser and Schwerdt, and a moving sequence featuring Anderson, the new Palacio adaptation once again proves that kindness is the remedy to evil, and it is never too late to choose the high road.
  15. Nonnas
    Its talented cast and tender heart do a lot of the heavy lifting, but it's the kind of movie the mothers in your family will absolutely love.
  16. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
    Burton’s vision from 1988 remains fully intact. If anything, he has expanded on world-building. It’s the best possible outcome from the studio’s blatant cash grab as a singular vision is rigorously and thoughtfully preserved in the storytelling.
  17. Blink
    As audience members, we experience the highs and lows of the Pelletier’s journey together, never divorced by what drove the desire to experience the world, and reminded throughout how in our own lives we must, whenever possible, make the same choices to seize the moment and make good memories as best as we can.
  18. Heavier Trip
    Heavier Trip is another gift to metalheads that has me hungry for a third, hopefully with a return to the more renegade nature of their original kitchen-sink odyssey.
  19. Scoop
    A tense atmosphere and great acting make up for some lackluster characterization choices.
  20. Frankenstein
    Guillermo del Toro's passion project is beautifully crafted, but can be quite exhausting to get through.
  21. The Becomers
    The Becomers is a movie that’s interesting even in its misfires, as there’s always something quirky and curious happening on the screen.
  22. Night Always Comes
    It is just as chaotic, caught between peril and hope, as our reality. The ugliness and the potential of humanity are rarely this captivating.
  23. The Damned
    What makes The Damned so effective is how grounded it all is in the characters and their perception of the world.
  24. Lousy Carter
    Carter may remain quite lousy, but with Krumholtz at the helm, this film is anything but.
  25. Queen of Chess
    By refusing to engage with messier material, Queen of Chess ends up being a rather straightforward, feel-good documentary, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Though it hits familiar biographical beats, Kennedy’s direction always keeps your attention and celebrates a remarkable woman whose amazing story deserves to be told.
  26. Lifeline
    Lifeline truly does stand on its own merits for the majority of its runtime, right until the ending that may leave a bittersweet note in your mouth.
  27. Pizza Movie
    Pizza Movie is a charming throwback to the stoner comedies that inspired it, an ambitious college movie that knows how to take a simple idea and turn it into something broad, wild, and expansive. While the joke might start to get a bit thin near the end, Pizza Movie is a clever bit of fun, and we definitely need more broad comedies like this in the world.
  28. Americana
    Americana is an interesting modern take on the Western, with a standout performance by Halsey.
  29. The Woman in Cabin 10
    Smart, stylish, and suspenseful, The Woman in Cabin 10 works in large part because of Knightley’s performance.
  30. The Dutchman
    The performances of Holland and Mara mask the weaknesses of a slightly unfulfilled adaptation, which has charm in its flaws. The ending attempts to set the themes right, but needing to think about it afterward means it's not a film you'll forget about so soon. Seek out The Dutchman. It's well worth the challenge.
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