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For 2,038 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 3.9 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: 896 out of 2038
  2. Mixed: 980 out of 2038
  3. Negative: 162 out of 2038
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  1. William Tell
    William Tell is a rare movie that I would argue should have been longer. If there's any story that could justify a three-hour runtime, it's William Tell, and the pacing would have benefited from this length enormously.
    • tbd Metascore
    • 60 Critic Score
    825 Forest Road
    While I will not spoil the ending, the film really struggles to avoid making a demonized monster out of mental illness, portraying sufferers as violent.
  3. A Minecraft Movie
    Some of the best game movies have adventure, heart, humor & good characters. I wish I could say A Minecraft Movie had these things besides adventure.
  4. The Life List
    The Life List doesn't offer too many surprises or dwell in any unpleasantness for too long, making for a simple and relaxing viewing experience that hits right in the heart.
  5. Audrey's Children
    Because of its historical highlights, important message, and incredible performances, Audrey's Children is a perfect biopic, depicting a tear-jerking topic without shying away from the emotions it conjures.
  6. Invader
    Even though Invader presents some interesting ideas and even a few tense scenes, the movie fails to capture much interest beyond its initial premise.
  7. The Penguin Lessons
    As much as it might omit details important to the wider historical context, The Penguin Lessons confidently engages with its intended topics, and creates something beautiful and emotional.
  8. Meet Cute in Manhattan
    While Meet Cute In Manhattan falls a little flat at times, and has lines that occasionally veer from homage to cheese, overall, it's a beautifully smart, sweet rom-com that does exactly what it sets out to do. The meta commentary and humor is a highlight throughout, but if I had to pick one best element, it would be how Jason is written.
  9. Warfare
    It's gripping and effective but doesn't have anything new to say.
  10. A Working Man
    It's a mindless good time.
    • tbd Metascore
    • 30 Critic Score
    Hood Witch
    While I am all for a genre-blended film, I found the movie's tonal clashes to be so extreme that it was hard to stay aligned with any character's internal experience.
  12. Hellboy: The Crooked Man
    As a longtime fan of the franchise, it is disappointing that we still can’t get a good Hellboy movie from start to finish, and even in comparison to Harbour’s reboot, this one lacks any major style or energy to have it linger in my mind.
  13. Locked
    Despite lacking the same polish as many other movies the two leads have been in before, it's still a thrilling rollercoaster that offers plenty of twists and turns, making for a generally interesting addition to both actors' careers.
  14. Snow White
    Disney's Snow White is hardly a misfire, with Rachel Zegler shining as the titular princess, but it can't avoid familiar live-action remake problems.
  15. The Alto Knights
    Fans of De Niro and the gangster movie will have fun with this addition to the genre, but they won't find anything new in its well-tread story.
  16. Friendship
    Yet, despite this apathy, there is an emotional core to Friendship, one that made me root for Craig despite all of his shortcomings and unpleasantness.
  17. We Bury the Dead
    Though the movie goes by way of Shaun of the Dead and refuses to ever use the z-word, there's no denying that We Bury the Dead is a zombie movie, even if a more scaled-down one than some might come to expect.
    • 62 Metascore
    • 50 Critic Score
    Control Freak
    To make it really gel, the film needed to have a stellar performance at its core. For me, Tran fell short.
  19. High Rollers
    We're dumped into the action, and the action doesn't even have the courtesy to be good.
    • 45 Metascore
    • 70 Critic Score
    The Parenting
    It is better at comedy than it is at horror, but it makes even the mystical scenes laugh-out-loud funny in this thoroughly enjoyable ride.
  21. Ash
    Ash can be horrific and genuinely startling; there’s a specific scene near the end that underscores the apprehension that permeates the film. It’s chilling and memorable. And yet, had the sci-fi thriller given its characters more dimension, it would have been all the stronger.
    • 58 Metascore
    • 70 Critic Score
    Borderline
    The cast of characters ping-ponging around Sofia's mansion and the surrounding neighborhood feel fresh and funny, the movie consistently delivers both thrills and laughs, and there is an absolutely delectable piano scene that I won't soon forget.
  23. O'Dessa
    While O’Dessa has a lot of style, it doesn’t have much else. Its substance is sorely lacking, with a lot of jumbled ideas and themes that don’t come together.
  24. 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.
  25. Good Boy
    With its brisk runtime, the film wastes no time and, though it plays into genre tropes often, its premise is enough to make this film a compelling watch. The film ends up being surprisingly emotional thanks to its protagonist, though its lack of characterization of its human counterparts hurts the film's climax just a bit.
  26. Clown in a Cornfield
    It’s a fun B-movie with timely elements and some exciting kills. It may not be much more than that, but sometimes that’s enough.
  27. Delicious
    While Delicious presents plenty of interesting ideas, powerful themes, and compliments it with memorable cinematography, the weak story and characters ultimately drag the film down.
  28. Queen of the Ring
    Its entertaining approach to the history it portrays works to make the movie memorable, resulting in a must-see biopic that's perfect for those who want to learn about women's wrestling history.
  29. The Accountant 2
    Its charms grew on me so fast that I couldn't help but love almost everything about it, logic be damned.
  30. Rule Breakers
    Despite the lack of strong characterization across the team, Rule Breakers still provides an uplifting story about women triumphing over their expected social roles on a global scale. It's a heartwarming story that, despite focusing more on its themes than any other aspect, still delivers a memorable tale with roots in real life.
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