For 4,534 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 0.4 points higher than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 65
| Highest review score: | The Wolf of Wall Street | |
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| Lowest review score: | Joe Versus the Volcano |
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Positive: 2,923 out of 4534
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Mixed: 982 out of 4534
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Negative: 629 out of 4534
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Peter Travers
If there is such a thing as hard-core with a soft heart, this is it.- Rolling Stone
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- Posted Jan 26, 2012
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Peter Travers
It's less an expose of junk-food culture than a human drama, sprinkled with sly, provoking wit, about how that culture defines how we live.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
John waters and Kathleen Turner bring out the sicko best in each other in Serial Mom. It’s a killingly funny spoof of crime and nonpunishment that couldn’t have come at a better time for us or them.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
In short, this is a genre mash-up has no agenda except providing escapist fun. Mission accomplished.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Nov 28, 2018
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Peter Travers
For all its fancy pedigree, the spellbinding Dancer in the Dark aims right for the heart and aces its target.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
Official Secrets remains a compelling tale of injustice on an individual and global level. It’s a shame that it hasn’t been told better, but give it points for being told at all.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Aug 28, 2019
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Peter Travers
Until Richard Wenk's script drives the characters into a brick wall of pukey sentiment, it's a wild ride.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
Even director Carl Franklin, an artful purveyor of sterner stuff in "One False Move" and "Devil in a Blue Dress," can't prevent One True Thing from descending into chick-movie hell.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
Lane is a force of nature. Her slow-burning, fiercely erotic performance charges the movie.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
Cautionary tales aren't new. What sets Kids apart as daringly original, touching and alive is its authenticity.- Rolling Stone
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David Fear
There is the slightly conspiratorial sense that the team behind this trip down movie-memory lane simply fed the scripts of various canonized sci-fi epics into an AI program and waited to see what sort of composite it spit out.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Sep 29, 2023
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Peter Travers
Backbeat catches the Beatles in the act of discovering themselves. It’s a thrilling spectacle that rocks the house and a lot of lazy misconceptions about how legends are made.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
Writer-director Andrew Niccol, who worked impressively with Hawke on the topic of genetic modification in 1997's "Gattaca," puts a lot out there.- Rolling Stone
- Posted May 14, 2015
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Peter Travers
Even when the acting is hammy, notably Wilford Brimley’s turn as Chance’s Cajun uncle, Woo stages every fight with hypnotic grace.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
It's a kick to watch Denzel Washington do a movie just for the hot, sexy fun of it.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
A film of startling humor and feeling. For that, director Steven Shainberg, who co-wrote the script with Erin Cressida Wilson, owes much to two remarkable performances.- Rolling Stone
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Peter Travers
The tricky thing about parody movies is that the jokes get old fast and they're hit-and-miss. Walk Hard, a spoof of every musical biopic from "Ray" to "Walk the Line," is guilty on both counts. How lucky that when the jokes do hit, they kick major ass.- Rolling Stone
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K. Austin Collins
Even with its familiar visual and dramatic approach — the extent to which we are firmly, subjectively pushed into Joseph’s world and made to tumble around for a while amid his unpredictable behaviors — the movie packs an odd little punch.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Sep 28, 2021
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What should’ve been a major coup for Netflix, and audiences at large, comes off as a rank revival that will only sully the memory of a British classic.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Oct 16, 2023
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Peter Travers
What jump-starts the film is the casting of Johnny Depp as Don Juan and Marlon Brando as his shrink. They bring a playfully romantic touch to a drama that could have been dead weight in clumsier hands.- Rolling Stone
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David Fear
An extraordinary high-pulp potboiler, one that mixes elements of indigenous mysticism, Greek tragedy and rural revenge flicks, along with a genuinely showstopping centerpiece.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Sep 27, 2018
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Credit Rachel Weisz, who's just the dynamite actress needed to play a character who could be a misunderstood innocent or a fortune-hunting seductress who could be a cold-blooded killer. How delicious to watch the star keep us guessing.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Jun 7, 2017
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Peter Travers
This is rock-solid entertainment. McConaughey, a cunning mesmerizer in the courtroom, steers this Lincoln into what could be a hell-raising franchise. More, please. Soon.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Mar 18, 2011
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David Fear
Sometimes all of these little plastic avatars are a needless distraction from what is a compelling origin story by any measure. Other times, the LEGO-ification of it all provides a welcome distraction from some fairly cut-and-dried Music Documentary 101 business, with Piece by Piece putting a formally unique spin on a very familiar, if slightly incomplete arc.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Oct 9, 2024
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Peter Travers
The film itself occasionally plods, but Pacino, tackling a tough trap of a role, raises the bar in a mesmerizing acting triumph.- Rolling Stone
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David Fear
As a portrait of a friendship, one tested by decades of high times and lows, successes and failures, bad behavior and forgiveness, Nyad the movie is trawling deeper waters. As a bio-dramatization of one human’s resilience — and thus a stand-in for the triumph of the human spirit overall — it comes perilously close to merely treading them.- Rolling Stone
- Posted Nov 2, 2023
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Peter Travers
Odd as it is to say, Kingdom of Heaven loses its momentum the more Balian gets religion.- Rolling Stone
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