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For 2,002 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: 875 out of 2002
  2. Mixed: 967 out of 2002
  3. Negative: 160 out of 2002
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  1. The Boys in the Boat
    Where’s the passion and the drama, the heart and the tension? Clooney’s lackluster film strips all that away, leaving behind a muted sports film that barely engages with its characters in any meaningful way.
  2. The Zone of Interest
    The Zone of Interest is one of the most unsettling movies of the 21st century, stunningly relevant, invasive by design, lodging itself in your head as an unforgettable cinematic experience.
  3. Rebel Moon Part 1: A Child of Fire
    With Rebel Moon, Snyder is positively bursting with exciting ideas, but they lack compelling characters and a solid plot to hold them up.
  4. The Iron Claw
    It’s a harrowing, visceral, poignant biopic that will surely make you shed a tear or two regardless of whether you knew the Von Erich story.
  5. Lord of Misrule
    Lord of Misrule feels like it was made with a lack of understanding of what actually works about its premise, and the result is a constant ebb-and-flow of being drawn in by the imagery and pushed back out by the storytelling.
  6. Leave the World Behind
    Leave the World Behind may pull some of its punches in favor of an easy out, but it's still a thought-provoking, dread-inducing tale about the end of a world that has become all too familiar.
    • 65 Metascore
    • 60 Critic Score
    Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie
    The Monk reunion is a film made for fans of the TV show — it doesn't try to go beyond that, which is ultimately good news.
  8. Our Son
    Evans and Porter deliver heartbreaking performances with the right amount of intensity, leaving a lasting impact.
  9. Wonka
    Though it has its merits, an excellent supporting cast & fun musical numbers, Wonka wobbles in its journey & storylines while remaining heartfelt.
  10. The Shift
    The Shift is a Hallmark movie at best and will do nothing for those who are uninterested in faith-based cinema. As a work of science fiction, it does little to make the audience think.
    • 48 Metascore
    • 60 Critic Score
    Good Burger 2
    Thompson and Mitchell's famed Abbott & Costello-style riffing and Mitchell's eternally endearing portrayal of Ed still make Good Burger 2 a largely satisfying Good Meal.
  12. Poor Things
    Lanthimos has often bewildered audiences with his sensibilities, but Bella Baxter proves to be the perfect muse for the director's inherent curiosity, a lens through which to look at the world that reveals harsh truths and startling beauty.
  13. Godzilla Minus One
    The film's final 30 minutes is simply phenomenal filmmaking, emphasizing Yamazaki’s ability to bring quality back to the franchise and showcase a stunning achievement of human storytelling.
  14. Candy Cane Lane
    A holiday film full of creativity, family, and fun, Hudlin’s Candy Cane Lane is a Christmas gift worth watching. Led by a talented leading duo, this adventure could be your next guilty pleasure.
  15. Family Switch
    It may not be breaking ground in any major way, but Family Switch knows how to play within the absurd rules of a body swap situation, and it does so in an entertaining way.
  16. Silent Night
    Silent Night winks at us as often as it tries for genuine drama, and whichever tone you choose to accept will likely determine whether you have as much fun with it as I did.
    • 65 Metascore
    • 60 Critic Score
    Leo
    While Leo isn’t always smooth sailing, an air of authenticity and flashes of greatness make the movie an overall delight.
  18. Wish
    It's an interesting idea, trying to base a story around the idea of wishing on a star, a concept that has been Disney's foundation for decades, but Wish struggles due to a weaker script. But I can't lie: I was charmed by Asha's story and the vibrant world she lives in, and that can make up for any flaws in the execution.
  19. Trolls Band Together
    Trolls Band Together never lets the family adventure color outside the lines.
  20. Napoleon
    It's a bold swing from the director and, despite it being tonally uneven and a bit messy, Napoleon can be still quite fun.
  21. Thanksgiving
    Thanksgiving is special in the way all good slashers are — it's funny and gruesome, with a trashy B-movie energy and a solid whodunit at the center of it all.
  22. Manodrome
    Manodrome lacks depth as either social commentary or character study, in large part because of how it positions us in relation to its protagonist's perspective.
  23. Best. Christmas. Ever.
    Best. Christmas. Ever! is not the most splendiferous Christmas movie ever, but it will satisfy those hungry for new sentimental holiday movies every year.
  24. Project X
    Unlike prior "house party" movies, Project X says nothing meaningful about its subject matter, and instead paints teens as an unlikeable and, worse yet, reckless bunch of automatons that would risk injury to themselves as well as others just for a passing glance from a pretty girl.
  25. The Kill Room
    Despite the lack of kinetic energy and well-developed characters, the movie offers a rather humorous take on the art world and its criminal underbelly with characters that are enjoyable to watch.
  26. Share?
    With a single set repurposed multiple times, Share? makes the most out of a little — metaphorically and literally.
  27. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
    With top-notch performances and production design, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is a worthy addition to the Hunger Games franchise.
  28. The Marvels
    The Marvels is an uproariously fun and action-packed comic book movie that's made all the more delightful by the heartwarming dynamic of the leads.
  29. Priscilla
    Priscilla is another masterwork from Coppola, a study of a woman in a gilded cage and her journey to freedom with two central performances that will go down as some of the best in Coppola's entire filmography.
  30. Quiz Lady
    It may not be laugh-out-loud funny at every turn, but Quiz Lady, with an irresistible cast, is entertaining with just the right amount of heart and energy.
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