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For 720 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 52% higher than the average critic
  • 4% same as the average critic
  • 44% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 6 points lower than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 59
Highest review score: 100 Brigham City
Lowest review score: 0 Dude, Where's My Car?
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 339 out of 720
  2. Mixed: 241 out of 720
  3. Negative: 140 out of 720
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  1. Smiling Fish & Goat on Fire
    Strives for folksy charm but ends up just lying there like a plate of kippers.
  2. Orfeu
    For audiences new to this type of moon-mad magical realism and unembarrassed romanticism, Orfeu can spellbind.
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  3. Love & Sex
    Love & Sex is nothing but pain and suffering.
  4. The Crew
    Fuhgeddaboutit.
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  5. The Original Kings of Comedy
    Gets to the funny bone, but it could've cut deeper.
  6. Steal This Movie
    Never better than middling, despite its best intentions.
  7. The Cell
    Repetitive, aimless, and as frustrating as you'd imagine any two-hour music video to be.
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  8. Godzilla 2000
    Brand-new and uproariously unimproved.
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  9. Bless the Child
    Dreadful demonic disaster.
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  10. Cecil B. DeMented
    Appears to have been written and directed by a grade-school dropout snorting airplane glue.
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  11. The Replacements
    An agreeably and unapologetically lightweight late-summer blockbuster.
  12. The Opportunists
    It's amiable enough, but the only real opportunity here is to see Walken step out of the shadows.
  13. An Affair of Love
    Ultimately too slight and opaque to inspire much ardor.
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  14. Sunset Strip
    Has its funky charms.
  15. Autumn in New York
    To say that it's dull barely scratches the surface.
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  16. Aimee & Jaguar
    One of the year's best imports and one of the very few queer movies that transcends its sexual orientation.
  17. The Tao of Steve
    A charming movie.
  18. Saving Grace
    After an uproarious first half, Saving Grace arrives at its conclusion somewhat hastily and conveniently.
  19. Better Living
    Better, as they say, than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick -- but only just.
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  20. Psycho Beach Party
    Struggles like a fat kid on the gym rope to conjure up even a single decent laugh.
  21. Space Cowboys
    He's (Eastwood) made a mature film that bests nearly all of the summer's highly touted blockbusters for pure escapism.
  22. Coyote Ugly
    Plays out like a raunchy episode of "Felicity."
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  23. Hollow Man
    Filthy fun, if not much more.
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  24. Mad About Mambo
    Mad About Mambo's steps may be as familiar as the hokeypokey, but there's just enough gusto in the execution to make it a guilty pleasure.
  25. Nutty Professor II: The Klumps
    Too often, the movie is more forced and frantic than actually funny.
  26. Girl on the Bridge
    (Paradis) delivers what might be the most affecting film performance ever given by a supermodel.
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  27. Wonderland
    It's another subtle, fantastic performance from McKee ("Notting Hill," "Croupier").
  28. The Wind Will Carry Us
    The best film we'll see this year.
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  29. Thomas and the Magic Railroad
    Disheveled tripe pieced together with the good intentions.
  30. Loser
    Along the way, we end up losing patience with our couple-to-be because they seem too smart to endure the indignities ceaselessly heaped on them.
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