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For 7,797 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 68% higher than the average critic
  • 2% same as the average critic
  • 30% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 2.2 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 67
Highest review score: 100 13th
Lowest review score: 0 Wide Awake
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4,958 out of 7797
  2. Mixed: 2,079 out of 7797
  3. Negative: 760 out of 7797
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  1. The Minus Man
    With no climactic showdown and no comforting revelation of motive or reassuring psychoanalytic diagnosis, the nerve-rattling potential of this sly, paranoia-inducing story may sink in only later.
  2. Earth
    Even blood, spilled so freely, has a distinctive intensity of red in this beautiful and harrowing film.
  3. B. Monkey
    You may roll your eyes a bit at the glib, transparent, indie-grunge romanticism.
  4. Love Stinks
    Rancid, misogynist comedy.
  5. Stigmata
    A crude, silly supernatural thriller.
  6. Best Laid Plans
    An inept low-budget thriller.
  7. Black Cat, White Cat
    A warm embrace of tradition and boisterous, ethnographically rich local culture.
  8. I Woke Up Early the Day I Died
    Just... bad. As in BAD bad.
  9. All the Little Animals
    Where the movie falters is in sustaining the tricky balance between pastoral life lessons and creepy suspense.
  10. Outside Providence
    This unexceptional 1970s coming-of-age story is neither outrageous, new, nor comedic.
  11. Chill Factor
    God-awful?Gooding screams out lines like ''I'm about to get in yo' ass like last year's underwear!''
  12. The Muse
    An embarrassment--a fairy-tale showbiz satire that seems to defang itself, scene by scene.
  13. The Astronaut's Wife
    Nothing but mood... it simply has too few surprises to justify its indulgent atmosphere of malignant revelation.
  14. The Very Thought of You
    Features the dullest, least lifelike collection of pals this side of "Eyes Wide Shut."
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  15. A Dog of Flanders
    If you've been longing to see the worst family entertainment of 1966, A Dog of Flanders may be the movie for you.
  16. The 13th Warrior
    The most unexpectedly audacious, exhilarating, wildly creative adventure thriller I've seen in ages.
  17. Dudley Do-Right
    The balance of inspired idiocy to hackneyed buffoonery is out of whack.
  18. In Too Deep
    A weakly scripted shambles.
  19. Mickey Blue Eyes
    Never lets Grant develop his pidgin-Italian nice-guy-gone-sociopath routine.
  20. Teaching Mrs. Tingle
    A derisively vicious show-off satire, a plastic exercise in authority bashing.
  21. Universal Soldier: The Return
    Jean-Claude Van Damme's latest dud.
    • 44 Metascore
    • 67 Critic Score
    Brokedown Palace
    It's strangely enjoyable to see her(Danes) and Beckinsale busted on a bogus heroin-smuggling rap and thrown in the slammer with bad 'dos and no makeup.
  23. Bowfinger
    Disciplined script -- bitingly funny.
  24. Detroit Rock City
    It's an utterly fake nostalgia piece -- stupid and pandering, a bad-boy teen flick that plays less like a loving look at the late '70s than a terrible movie from the late '70s.
  25. Autumn Tale
    Rohmer treasures the undervalued glories of discourse and the intimacy of conversation over the obviousness of action or sexual display.
  26. Mystery Men
    This hip send-up of the superhero lifestyle has a bunch of great comic bits from a group of great, eccentric talents, but not enough bourgeois discipline to see the story through.
  27. The Thomas Crown Affair
    A romp of romantic larceny built out of spare parts we've seen in countless other films.
  28. The Acid House
    Three stories by the guy who wrote Trainspotting, banged and smashed into a film by Paul McGuigan with none of Trainspotting's charm and all its grotesquerie.
  29. Illuminata
    The production feels self-congratulatory and illuminated only dimly.
  30. The Iron Giant
    At times, The Iron Giant is more serene than it needs to be, but it's a lovely and touching daydream.
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