Miami Herald's Scores
- Movies
- TV
For 4,219 reviews, this publication has graded:
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48% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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49% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 5.3 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 60
| Highest review score: | Radio Days | |
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| Lowest review score: | Teen Wolf Too |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 2,423 out of 4219
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Mixed: 1,074 out of 4219
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Negative: 722 out of 4219
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For those in the 3 to 5 bracket, Elmo doesn't often aim wrong.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
All the right elements for a rollicking farce, except one: The movie isn't funny.- Miami Herald
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Curtis Morgan
Humdrum hybrid of stale sitcom characters and creaky sports cliches.- Miami Herald
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That it manages a certain air of likability is due solely to the considerable charms of Grenier.- Miami Herald
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Curtis Morgan
Bad in a good way if you appreciate this sort of silly thriller.- Miami Herald
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Sara Wildberger
A little like a secular, more sophisticated "Touched by an Angel" episode.- Miami Herald
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Flat and forced, Jakob the Liar aspires to be a poignant parable about the power of hope but instead uses one of humanity's greatest tragedies for trite melodrama.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
The real love affair in For Love of the Game is between Costner and himself.- Miami Herald
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The story is stale, action uninspired, pacing lackadaisical. The whole production looks a little cut-rate, too.- Miami Herald
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A sporadically hilarious, acid-tongued romp through the darker sides of romance that refuses to back down.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
One frenetic movie that doesn't know when to quit -- and leaves you wishing it could go on forever.- Miami Herald
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A garish clashing of sacred images and bloody semihorror, this is a movie that defines the category: interesting failure.- Miami Herald
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The effort is earnest, but the plot turns more and more implausible.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
A grand, eye-popping film, a beautifully photographed epic with the depth of a Bugs Bunny Cartoon.- Miami Herald
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(Theron) and Depp give lazy, almost irrelevant performances... resolutely unmoving.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
A blatant sell-out, a wink-nudge pander to Hollywood, disguised as satire.- Miami Herald
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More than adequate performances by Grant and Caan, who play off each other with a relative degree of aplomb.- Miami Herald
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Overdone performances mar the fine ones -- (Turturro) has become, alas, a hambone.- Miami Herald
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Howard Cohen
The kind of uplifting film families can enjoy without any reservations.- Miami Herald
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Never shies from acknowledging the natural fascination with their abnormalities.- Miami Herald
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Rene Rodriguez
The Haunting is ultimately another example of Hollywood at its most bloated and misguided [23 July 1999, p.9G]- Miami Herald
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