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For 1,452 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 61% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 36% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.3 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 68
Highest review score: 100 Inside Out
Lowest review score: 0 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 976 out of 1452
  2. Mixed: 341 out of 1452
  3. Negative: 135 out of 1452
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    • 42 Critic Score
    Samaritan
    The potential of this project as an insightful and thrilling look at superheroes was massive, which makes the fact that it’s just so boring and poorly put together that much worse.
  2. American Assassin
    American Assassin never transcends the exploitation at its core.
  3. Uncharted
    While Uncharted will never be a classic on par with Spielberg’s original swashbuckling adventure, it does no dishonor to that tradition, and even manages to deliver a few unique thrills.
  4. Justice League
    It’s better than you may expect, a mostly tolerable movie made occasionally enjoyable by a few lively performances, one good fight sequence, and a solid punchline or two.
  5. Kill Your Friends
    Kill Your Friends is effective and enjoyable in the way that dusty music compilations are.
  6. A Minecraft Movie
    A relatively accessible, often enjoyable adaptation of the best-selling video game of all time, its family-friendly good heart unencumbered by its overstuffed narrative.
  7. Joker: Folie à Deux
    Phillips’s sequel proves to be a muddled love story that falls apart due to its inability to express anything thematically substantial or original.
  8. The Prodigy
    While it’s a reasonably paced thriller, The Prodigy is almost wholly devoid of real scares.
  9. The 15:17 to Paris
    The 15:17 to Paris is too unfocused, too hard to take seriously, and too short to really get invested in it. It’s an Eastwood misfire.
  10. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
    A comedy of manners and femininity gets bisected by gnarly effects, and the two-tone approach works in its way.
  11. Snatched
    It’s still a reasonably funny movie when it hits its marks. It’s just a funny movie prone to going to some ugly, barren wells for laughs throughout as well.
  12. Paint
    At its best, Paint is a delightful and occasionally awkward ode to art, and how it defines us as creators and consumers. But at its worst, Paint feels, well, pointless.
  13. Ghostbusters: Afterlife
    While Afterlife is not a terrible movie, it can’t escape the burdens heaped upon it.
  14. Angel Has Fallen
    Angel Has Fallen is maybe the least objectionable of the Fallen series, but that’s not really saying much, is it?
  15. Rampage
    It’s the worst kind of ridiculous: not enough so to be memorably fun, but far too much so to be taken with any degree of gravitas.
  16. Willy's Wonderland
    Literally every ounce of entertainment value you can get out of Willy’s Wonderland comes from thinking about the premise itself: What if Nic Cage fought demonic versions of the mascots from Chuck E. Cheese? But the budget and the talent around Cage just wasn’t there, which robs Willy’s Wonderland of even the dumb, modest thrills promised on the packaging.
  17. Cherry
    There’s a fundamental disconnect between Cherry’s cynicism and Holland’s innate naivete that just makes the whole affair feel wrong somehow, not to mention crushingly long at nearly two and a half hours.
  18. Salt and Fire
    Fans of [Herzog's] unique style and humor will find much to enjoy in Salt and Fire, even if the film does lack some proper cohesion. Anyone who’s wavering in their critical affections, however, can easily use this as an example of what happens when a good artist buys into their own hype and mythology.
  19. Miracles from Heaven
    There are plenty of fantastic films with Christian messages, but Miracles From Heaven is more interested in simplistic proselytizing to a heavily evangelical market that just wants their own existing beliefs confirmed. This is what makes the film so frustrating to watch; for the vast majority of its runtime, it’s essentially a good (if not great) family drama.
  20. Saban's Power Rangers
    Power Rangers ably sates all appetites: it’s absurd enough to avoid the self-seriousness that threatens to swallow it throughout, but just straight-faced enough to stop short of the kind of referential irony that would sink it.
  21. Bushwick
    If it never fully realizes the horrors of its prescient setup, it’s nevertheless effective in fits and starts.
  22. Kingsman: The Golden Circle
    It’s a big, vulgar, Saturday morning cartoon of a film, to both its benefit and detriment.
  23. The Legend of Tarzan
    Tarzan is too dull to offer consistent pulp excitement, too self-serious to let itself have fun, and too reliant on same-y CG spectacle to truly thrill.
  24. Pacific Rim: Uprising
    Uprising plods around like the giant robots that occupy so much of its space, moving too quickly to let almost anything resonate emotionally, but not quickly enough to lend much of an adrenaline rush.
  25. Heart of Stone
    Heart of Stone is the rare streaming movie that does not open with an in medias res action sequence, followed by a “[Some Amount of Time] Earlier” card and a flashback to simpler days.
  26. Murder Mystery 2
    The action’s not flashy but competent, the set pieces are a bit easy to predict but deliver some reliable gags, and there are even a few meta moments that generate a chuckle or two.
  27. The Brothers Grimsby
    Grimsby’s provocative, but not stupid. It knows what kind of humor it wants to achieve, and often scores big.
  28. Brightburn
    It’s a nasty piece of work, and one that at the very least stands as an active interruption of the escapist, family-friendly superhero fare currently dominating the industry.
  29. The Belko Experiment
    Unfortunately, what The Belko Experiment delivers in face-twisting gore and deliciously taut suspense, it lacks in insight.
  30. Pain Hustlers
    Though it may not be an awards contender, there are still sparks throughout to appreciate, especially in Blunt and Evans’ performances. Thanks to them, there’s a lot of humanity to be found in the film — the best and the worst of it.
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