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For 2,004 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 46% higher than the average critic
  • 6% same as the average critic
  • 48% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 4 points lower than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 61
Highest review score: 100 Turning Red
Lowest review score: 10 The Strangers: Chapter 3
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 876 out of 2004
  2. Mixed: 968 out of 2004
  3. Negative: 160 out of 2004
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  1. The Phoenician Scheme
    For all The Phoenician Scheme's eccentric thrills, sardonic performances, and globe-trotting adventure, the film still feels limited in the grand scheme of things.
  2. Radical
    The strength of the story rests firmly in Derbez's sensitive portrayal and his touching moments with each student, proving that Sergio does know how to spark a genuine excitement for education by tapping into a child's personal interests.
  3. Relay
    It’s got everything — tense chase sequences, anxious and wary phone calls, and heart-to-hearts between Sarah and Ash that underscore their characters’ need for true connection. There have been so few exceptional thrillers in recent years, but Relay is certainly one of them.
  4. Violation
    Violation is trenchant and effective, deftly handling the emotional trauma at its core.
  5. Handling the Undead
    Handling the Under is not an effective horror movie, but its zombie-drama formula allows for a portrait of pain that settles in and stays like an infection.
  6. God's Creatures
    An unnerving rural gothic tale with two quietly fierce performances that make the film's slow burn to its climax worth the wait.
  7. Censor
    Censor is chilling, an assured horror that blurs the line of reality for its protagonist as she delves into that which makes her most vulnerable.
  8. The Accidental Getaway Driver
    The Accidental Getaway Driver's ability to show connection across generations and languages has rarely been so expertly staged.
  9. The Outside Story
    While the pacing dawdles just a bit in a few places, The Outside Story is an unexpectedly warm film that asks its audience to engage with their own surroundings in the hopes that they, like Charles, might find something worthwhile.
  10. Evil Dead Rise
    While it doesn't quite reach the horrific highs of the 2013 remake, it rips through other splatter-fests with the finesse of a freshly whetted chainsaw blade.
  11. Tuesday
    It’s a deeply symbolic and, at times, flawed film, but Tuesday is filled with love, heartache, and pain.
  12. The Animal Kingdom
    Though the story treads familiar territory and doesn't present a remarkable discovery about human nature, that doesn't leave us any less affected by the journey.
  13. Of an Age
    The film is earnest and full of yearning and intimacy, elevated by the performances of its lead actors who, even in the film’s most abrupt moments, have so much chemistry to keep audiences watching.
  14. Rez Ball
    Rez Ball is a wonderful sports drama with a story that is equal parts insightful and inspiring.
  15. The Piano Lesson
    The Piano Lesson captures the importance of honoring our ancestors through legacy.
  16. Togo
    Though Togo is headed straight for a streaming service, it's still feels like a very cinematic experience. Director Ericson Core (who also served as the movie's cinematographer), excels at portraying the brutal conditions Leonhard and his team endured during the serum run.
  17. Blue Story
    Blue Story can be messy in stretches, but it's undeniably passionate and carried by its simple, yet effective, and sometimes lyrical storytelling.
  18. Luxor
    While the indecision of the plot reflects the hapless existential angst of Hana’s mid-life crisis, Luxor moves further away from meaningful rumination as the film progresses, and ends not with a bang, but a whimper.
  19. Birdeater
    Birdeater didn't have to be a blood-soaked revenge movie to be more effective, but it took too few risks to be truly thought-provoking.
  20. Bedford Park
    The circumstances around Audrey and Eli's union (Moon Choi and Son Suk-ku, respectively) is tender, yet forceful, beautiful, yet pained; but the film is otherwise formless, uninspiring and moves like molasses.
  21. Rumours
    With the exceptional performances from the cast and several laugh-out-loud moments, this creative film is wildly entertaining.
  22. Hallow Road
    The film is a compelling moral character study and a breathtaking thriller that steps on the gas and never lets up. It’s a perfect addition to Anvari’s already robust work as a filmmaker.
  23. Tenet
    Tenet is a fascinating and exciting sci-fi thriller bolstered by Nolan's grand vision for action and strong performances from the cast.
    • 69 Metascore
    • 80 Critic Score
    One Piece Film: Red
    One Piece Film: Red is the best movie in the franchise and an entertaining experience for its audience, who should be ready to shed some tears, too.
  25. Wendell & Wild
    Equal parts creepy, funny, and impressive, Wendell & Wild (despite being inexplicably rated PG-13) is an ideal watch for the whole family this Halloween.
  26. Finding 'Ohana
    Finding ‘Ohana continues the tradition of balancing heartwarming family bonding time with genuine humor and wondrously exciting escapades.
  27. Huda's Salon
    Ultimately, Huda's Salon is a case of an exciting concept that can't maintain its own momentum.
  28. Blink
    Instead of simply marveling at the beauty of the world, Blink invites us to step out of our comfort zone and explore everything the world has to offer.
  29. Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon
    Mona Lisa and The Blood Moon is a tightrope of horror, revenge, and feminism set to awesome music.
  30. John Candy: I Like Me
    Through the amazing array of talking heads Hanks assembles to share their relationship to Candy, we are left with the distinct impression that there just wasn't anyone else like John. A grand man indeed, in a grand documentary to suit him.
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