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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:
  1. Positive: 2,923 out of 4534
  2. Mixed: 982 out of 4534
  3. Negative: 629 out of 4534
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  1. Mission to Mars
    What DePalma has never made is a dull movie. Until now.
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  2. The Next Best Thing
    Essentially an old-fashioned weepie gussied up for Y2K.
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  3. Drowning Mona
    Tries for deadpan laughs but is merely lifeless.
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  4. What Planet Are You From?
    This comedy is packed with p---- jokes, the cruder the better.
    • Rolling Stone
  5. Judy Berlin
    Some movies are too good to miss. Judy Berlin is one of them...It works like magic.
    • Rolling Stone
  6. Reindeer Games
    It bristles with the brute force he brought to 1986's underrated "52 Pick-Up."
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  7. Wonder Boys
    Michael Douglas digs deep and delivers one of his best performances in Wonder Boys -- a comic dazzler of roguish wit and touching gravity that is driven by characters, not jokes.
    • Rolling Stone
  8. Beautiful People
    Fierce, funny and vividly moving.
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  9. Boiler Room
    The idea of the boiler room as a Y2K gladiator ring for disenfranchised youth provides a proactive new twist.
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  10. The Whole Nine Yards
    The film falls short; only Peet goes the whole nine yards.
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  11. The Beach
    Colorful and exciting, as far as it goes. But Boyle and Hodge pull back on their usual wit and grit.
    • Rolling Stone
  12. Eye of the Beholder
    Elliot fails to make the needed connection between the audience and a peeper who has lost his moral balance.
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  13. Isn't She Great
    Just isn't enough.
    • Rolling Stone
  14. The Big Tease
    Irresistibly silly.
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  15. Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her
    A delicate gem.
  16. Play It to the Bone
    (Shelton) knows how to write pungent dialogue that covers a multitude of sins when the film goes off the rails.
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  17. Titus
    Taymor's visual and visceral flair makes Titus a grabber.
    • Rolling Stone
  18. The Talented Mr. Ripley
    The talented Mr. Minghella has made an imperfect movie but not an impersonal one. His morality tale means to get under the skin, and does.
    • Rolling Stone
  19. Man on the Moon
    You won't forget the way Carrey transcends mere impersonation to find the roots of Andy's torment.
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  20. Simpatico
    A promise unfulfilled.
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  21. Topsy-Turvy
    The year's most beguilling and touching surprise. Bravo.
    • Rolling Stone
  22. Magnolia
    One of the best movies of the year--startling, innovative, hugely funny and powerfully, courageously moving.
    • Rolling Stone
  23. Diamonds
    Isn't much of a movie, but it's worth a look just to see screen legend Kirk Douglas, Michael's eighty-three-year-old father, kick ass.
    • Rolling Stone
  24. Stir of Echoes
    Compared with ("The Sixth Sense"), there's no contest. Stir of Echoes has been outrun and outclassed.
    • Rolling Stone
  25. The Green Mile
    But just watch Hanks, with the effortless grace of a Jimmy Stewart, turn the loony into something sweetly logical. Now that is magic.
    • Rolling Stone
  26. Tumbleweeds
    McTeer and Brown make magic ina film that is wonderfully funny, touching and vital.
    • Rolling Stone
  27. Ride with the Devil
    A meditation on the racial and class conflicts at the heart of the American character.
    • Rolling Stone
  28. All About My Mother
    Pedro Almodovar's transfixing tragicomedy -- the best foreign movie of the year -- is also the best showcase for actresses in ages.
    • Rolling Stone
  29. Sleepy Hollow
    Gorgeous filmmaking that brims over with funhouse thrills and ravishing romance.
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  30. Liberty Heights
    I could have done more with the edgy humor of "Diner" and "Tin Men" and less of the mythmaking of "Avalon."
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