Miami Herald's Scores

  • Movies
  • TV
For 4,219 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 48% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 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: 100 Radio Days
Lowest review score: 0 Teen Wolf Too
Score distribution:
4219 movie reviews
    • 50 Metascore
    • 63 Critic Score
    It's not easy to forgive a movie that so ungratefully wastes its potential with such a poorly structured plot, but Shaft has a few redeeming moments up its sleeve after all.
  1. Grim stuff, filled with great sorrow and tragedy, but it's never maudlin or weepy.
  2. Time Regained is not really worth the time it takes to see it.
  3. An exploration of how fear and mob rule can poison even the purest of souls.
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  4. May be among the most excruciating mainstream movies to spew forth from Hollywood in years.
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  5. But there's nothing in this amateurish movie that the opening credits of last year's "Go" didn't do better.
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  6. For filmgoers not interested in history, Sunshine might be a three-hour investment they may not want to undertake.
  7. In the end, for all its auto-erotic flair, Gone in 60 Seconds is missing a money shot.
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  8. The kind of stupid-funny movie that should only be seen in a crowded theater.
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  9. Chan's string of chop-socky films were never boring. Shanghai Noon is.
  10. While Circuitry has its pleasures, it's not as intelligent as "Modulations," a previous documentary on the subject, and its focus is a bit skewed.
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  11. Berliner deserves something better, as do all the actors -- even Moore, who's starting to look very interesting and European.
  12. This genial, lyrical little movie seems guaranteed to broaden Kitano's fan base in the United States.
  13. With its convoluted pretentiousness, heavy use of metaphors and obscure references to art, fails to maintain interest.
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  14. Suggests that Cruise the actor may have outgrown this kind of stuff.
  15. Unfortunately, disappointingly dull, a lumbering Bore-us-saurus of a movie.
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  16. Too bad Journey of Man, as a whole, is never as consistently compelling as that one visually arresting scene (with Yves Décoste and Marie-Laure Mesnage)
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  17. Allen's most amiable, breeziest comedy in years.
  18. Plot? There is no plot. You want plot, go read "War and Peace."
  19. It moves slowly, but you suspect that is the way of life in Mea Shearim, the closed quarters of a group that triggered Gitai's respect and our curiosity.
  20. Comes off as an episode of "Beverly Hills, 90210" where, instead of spoiled rich kids, the characters are all ballet stars in the making.
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  21. A sluggish, soporific dud, the dreariest big-budget science-fiction adventure since "Dune."
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  22. Its lingering hangover, however, is decidedly pleasant.
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    • 57 Metascore
    • 75 Critic Score
    A refined, tasteful film about pure, hard lust.
    • 33 Metascore
    • 50 Critic Score
    A wisp of a movie that dissipates the moment you leave the theater.
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  23. What makes this documentary worth seeing is the sensational courtside footage taken with IMAX cameras, which bring a whole new way of seeing the game to fans who don't get to sit in Jack Nicholson's section.
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  24. Lacks emotional depth and sweep -- but the movie still delivers the type of rousing, large-scale adventure that marked the best films of its kind
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  25. Spacey, whose precise command of enunciation and diction, along with his wicked, reptilian charm, are strong enough to carry the show.
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  26. A very complicated movie. It is also pretty wonderful.
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  27. Romantic comedy that softens your date into giving you that first kiss. It's not much more than that -- it's flawed and somewhat unfocused.
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