For 6,911 reviews, this publication has graded:
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55% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 8.2 points lower than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 57
| Highest review score: | Fruitvale Station | |
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| Lowest review score: | The Fourth Kind |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 2,885 out of 6911
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Mixed: 2,801 out of 6911
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Negative: 1,225 out of 6911
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Beautiful, witty and provocative, this is one genre film that ought to appeal to fans and non-fans alike.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
The combination of the ancient tinted footage and Butler's crisp, sweeping vistas of the same areas provides a breathtaking recap of one of history's most stirring rescues.- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
This is the worst performance by a pop star in a dramatic role since Madonna suited up for "Shanghai Surprise."- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
The movie clearly portrays how the glory and salvation of being a team hero is ephemeral.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
The production values are impressively slick and a few performances are polished, but it's not much more than "The Big Chill" on a little budget.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
First-time filmmaker Edet Belzberg may be the first person to assign any value to the lives of the homeless Romanian youngsters featured in her harrowing documentary.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
A by-the-numbers tearjerker notable mostly for the most adorable little sluggers this side of the "Bad News Bears."- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Aside from the shamelessly promoted corporate sponsors, nobody emerges from this game a winner. But the biggest losers are the ones who paid good money to watch it.- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
The Musketeer is the worst Hollywood period film in -- it seems like ages since "American Outlaws."- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
The intimate love story is overwhelmed by the carnage. It may be an accurate picture of life in Medellin, but it's not convincing.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
High spirits and colorful hissy fits go a long way toward masking the inexperience of this cast of mostly nonprofessionals. It's a charmer.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
A neat little almost-thriller, this witty French diversion manages to mess with your head with little apparent effort.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Cantor seems to have noticed how dull the actual footage is, since he relies heavily on "arty" shots and black-and-white inserts.- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
It's nonsense. Even when its big secret is revealed in the final moments, it adds up to nothing more than a dizzy, dark, hysterical waste of time.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
It's sweet but not the least bit plausible that any kid in the mid-'80s would be surprised that along with rock 'n' roll come sex and drugs.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Characteristically lacking in narrative -- but what it misses in traditional plot devices, it more than makes up for in passion.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
Dano is a real find in this daunting role about a teenager's identity crisis. The subject of the movie is dicey but ultimately deeply rewarding.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Yektapanah's stripped-down methods --remote setting, a cast of locals, the sparest of scripts -- are used so effectively, it quickly becomes clear that he's most concerned with the similarities rather than the differences between people.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
The best part of this proudly absurd experience is the music.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
This is a serious and well-acted drama, not a jokey ripoff, whose relevance (however distant) to Columbine is a plus.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
Horror fans will still find it worthwhile. The ending is also a nice twist on the slasher genre.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
Bar-Lev has created a film remarkable in its ability to capture both the worst and best of human nature.- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
If you care more about the quality of the movie than the food, language or location, there's no choice: Order Chinese.- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
I have an idea for a Mars movie. When our first astronauts step onto the Red Planet, they discover that Martians not only exist but that they've hired Johnnie Cochran to represent them in a massive defamation suit against American filmmakers.- New York Daily News
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Elizabeth Weitzman
There are some light chuckles to be had, but considering its promising parentage, this is surprisingly soft stuff.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
D'Onofrio is a natural for the role of a romantic who just may be a freak. A highly physical actor, he ranges between sweetly awkward and a candidate for the kind of mental hospital shown in "Session 9."- New York Daily News
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Jack Mathews
Typical of road comedies, it's a pastiche of sketches.- New York Daily News
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Jami Bernard
It's a movie that should have been called on account of boredom.- New York Daily News
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