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For 2,931 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 64% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 33% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1 point higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 66
Highest review score: 100 Peter Pan
Lowest review score: 0 Mindhunters
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1,824 out of 2931
  2. Mixed: 872 out of 2931
  3. Negative: 235 out of 2931
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  1. Happy, Texas
    A fresh, well-written comedy that doesn't lag, casts its actors against type and has a real love for its characters.
  2. Mystery, Alaska
    Disney seems intent upon overdosing audiences with the little guy proving himself against a seemingly superior force.
  3. Plunkett & Macleane
    There's not an original idea rattling around in the empty-headed but gorgeous-to-behold period film.
  4. Drive Me Crazy
    So badly plotted and written that it rarely makes much sense, even with the elementary story line.
  5. Three Kings
    As entertaining as it is a viable, political message destined to make viewers rethink their stance on war.
  6. Double Jeopardy
    Loaded down with credibility problems.
  7. On the Ropes
    Isn't so emotionally powerful as the Oscar-winning "When We Were Kings" but which -- in its more intimate way -- still packs a punch.
  8. Mumford
    Low-voltage and forgettable.
  9. Jakob the Liar
    Williams' self-conscious and rather bland performance never comes close to bringing his character to life.
  10. Guinevere
    An enigmatic but gorgeous film.
  11. Sugar Town
    A shapeless comedy that is enjoyable to watch and often clever with its barbs -- and doesn't have very much to say.
  12. For Love of the Game
    Goes down like a cool glass of lemonade on a hot day.
  13. Blue Streak
    In the end, the comedian makes the movie seem better than it really is.
  14. Lucie Aubrac
    Gorgeous re-creation of another time.
  15. Splendor
    A delight and a surprise.
  16. American Beauty
    A dynamite comedy-drama that, unless it stiffs big-time at the box office, should be up for multi-Oscar nominations come February.
  17. The Minus Man
    The film ultimately has no contrast and we can't figure out whom to like or dislike.
  18. Love Stinks
    An awful, misanthropic, deadly unfunny and badly acted war-of-the-sexes travesty.
  19. Stigmata
    There's not an authentically scary moment in it.
  20. All the Little Animals
    It's a movie brimming with good intentions, solid production values and searing performances. However, it never quite clicks into place with any real satisfaction.
  21. Outside Providence
    Outside of a smart performance by Shawn Hatosy as Tim Dunphy, there just isn't much that's enlightening or new in this intimate recollection.
  22. Chill Factor
    Neither (Gooding nor Ulrich) has the distincitve spark of an action hero, and their Butch and Sundance repartee falls so consistently flat that you end up feeling a little embarrassed for them.
  23. The 13th Warrior
    A straightforward, no-nonsense, agreeably old-fashioned historical action movie.
  24. A Dog of Flanders
    Somehow the elements do not add up to by anything especially memorable.
  25. The Muse
    Clever, often hilarious, inside-Hollywood farce that makes the most of... a delightfully absurd premise.
  26. Dudley Do-Right
    A big dud.
  27. In Too Deep
    A mess of incohesiveness and fragmented storytelling.
  28. Teaching Mrs. Tingle
    Not surprisingly, the best thing on the screen is Mirren.
  29. Mickey Blue Eyes
    Has a slight bite.
  30. Brokedown Palace
    Brokedown Palace does have some plot implausibilities but Kaplan, manages to turn some hashed story lines into something substantial and emotionally affecting.
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