Rolling Stone's Scores

For 4,534 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 56% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 41% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 0.6 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 65
Highest review score: 100 The Wolf of Wall Street
Lowest review score: 0 Joe Versus the Volcano
Score distribution:
4534 movie reviews
  1. The cliched script by Carol Heikkinen plays like "Dawson's Creek" in toeshoes.
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  2. With this kind of epic ineptitude -- hell, the flick is set in the year 3000 -- you go for "worst of the millennium."
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  3. Thou wilt be dazzled.
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  4. It's fun to see Sean Penn portray a playboy, like Bogart in "Casablanca," who hides his true heart behind a layer of cynicism.
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  5. Plods along in the Oscar-winning, yawn-inducing tradition of "Out of Africa," making me yearn for something less "National Geographic."
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  6. Glorious, a colossus of rousing action and ferocious fun.
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  7. It's a one-joke premise that ultimately wears thin, but Krueger works some playful variations on a theme.
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  8. The time shifting raises questions the movie never answers, but it's hard not to enjoy the ride.
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  9. With shocking humor and surprising grace, Von Trier creates something unique and memorable.
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  10. Even with sex, drugs, hip-hop and a murder, these four stories are dull, dull, dull, dull.
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  11. Taut, tense and enthralling, as smart and surprising as it protagonist.
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  12. A rip-roaring action adventure.
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  13. Coppola gives Suicides a haunted quality that is undeniably affecting, a feeling intensified by a wonderfully funny and touching Dunst.
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  14. A funny and touching date movie that dares to celebrate decency.
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  15. An uneven movie that nonetheless bristles with stinging wit and exerts a perverse fascination.
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  16. Count this rehab a success.
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  17. With Newman, the movie emerges as a lively character piece with flashes of humor and grace.
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  18. Get your titles straight -- this is the good one, and a roaring good time.
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  19. Director Regis Warginer ("Indochine") lets his film degenerate into a turgid melodrama.
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  20. A kickass documentary.
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  21. It's a tall order that Tucci is not up to filling. But don't discount the pleasure of watching him try.
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  22. Friedkin turns on the juice and Jones and Jackson let it rip.
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  23. A top cast, guided by actress Bonnie Hunt in her directing debut, mixes comedy and corn with savvy.
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  24. Karmel delivers feminist fun even a guy can get.
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  25. This lively mess proves that when Toback loses his head, he does it with style.
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  26. Unique and unforgettable.
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  27. All the pieces hang together. You can't say that about many movies.
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  28. Gorden teases out some affecting scenes, but not enough to carry a film that promises more than it delivers.
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  29. Who needs iambic pentameter when you have Jet Li around?
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  30. Outrageously, even shamelessly, entertaining.
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