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On average, this publication grades 0.6 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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Mixed: 982 out of 4534
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Negative: 629 out of 4534
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Fierce, funny and finally devastating, Tanovic's superb film offers a timely look at the roots of civil war and acts of terrorism on both sides that can be exploited by political and media hypocrites alike.- Rolling Stone
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Forget Oscar, Ocean's Eleven is the coolest damned thing around.- Rolling Stone
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In this funny, touching and haunting film, Patel cuts through stereotypes to show the hard truths of straddling two cultures.- Rolling Stone
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An uncommonly good movie - a thriller that transcends thrills to become a heartfelt and heart-stopping personal drama.- Rolling Stone
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Slack direction fails to touch a nerve. Martin was scarier and funnier extracting Bill Murray's molars without Novocaine in "Little Shop of Horrors." Now that was one crazy dentist.- Rolling Stone
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Is the movie any good? At the dawn of the twenty-first century, when art is defined by commerce, this question is beside the point.- Rolling Stone
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Mamet -- crafts tangy, well-seasoned dialogue that a good cast can feast on. And this cast is prime.- Rolling Stone
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For the first time, the Farrellys seem to be embarrassed by their own crudeness. For the first time, they should be.- Rolling Stone
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It's the Pixar animators who keep grown-ups as riveted as the kids with visual marvels that dazzle and delight.- Rolling Stone
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Steadily engrossing and devilishly funny, and, o brother, does it look sharp.- Rolling Stone
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Christensen is the only jolt of excitement in this turgid soap opera.- Rolling Stone
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It isn't the sex that shocks here, it's the chilling core of loneliness. Intimacy dares to cut deep, and its daring gets to you.- Rolling Stone
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The Hughes boys blow it by burying a fine cast -- Robbie Coltrane as a cop and Ian Holm as a royal sawbones are standouts -- in stock scares, sappy romance and cliches that really are from hell.- Rolling Stone
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That Linklater pulls off the innovative feat with hypnotic assurance is nothing short of amazing.- Rolling Stone
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What started as cute becomes cloying and bloated. Charm should never feel like it weighs a ton.- Rolling Stone
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The challenge is exhilarating. You can discover a lot about yourself by getting lost in Mulholland Drive. It grips you like a dream that won't let go.- Rolling Stone
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If you're looking to have your nerves fried and your pulse pounded, this is your ticket to ride.- Rolling Stone
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Does romantic comedy have to come off as sugared stupidity? It does here.- Rolling Stone
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But this is Washington's show, his Scarface, if you will, and his smiling, seductive monster is a thrilling creation that gives Training Day all the bite it needs.- Rolling Stone
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What a shame, though, that the movie isn't a livelier business.- Rolling Stone
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The film takes a true story and drags it through a swamp of hyped-up Hollywood cliches.- Rolling Stone
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It's a powerful and provocative achievement from a first-time filmmaker of enormous promise.- Rolling Stone
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Setting it against the backdrop of a wanton city under siege, Schroeder crafts a film of whiplash urgency.- Rolling Stone
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