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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. Wonderland
    In Wonderland, Winterbottom has found a script worthy of his passion.
  2. The Wind Will Carry Us
    A celebration of the human spirit nothing short of sublime.
  3. Thomas and the Magic Railroad
    The film is inoffensive, and Baldwin is fun and engaging.
  4. Loser
    Never comes alive.
  5. The Eyes of Tammy Faye
    Fascinating and mostly sympathetic.
  6. Alice et Martin
    Techine has a delicate touch and these lovely moments flow with a life that Martin's heavy, stumbling psychodrama can't match.
  7. What Lies Beneath
    Truly, this is a bad script.
  8. Rififi (re-release)
    The granddaddy of all caper/heist movies. The work that defined the genre for the subsequent four decades of filmmakers, none of whom was able to surpass it for style or suspense.
  9. Les amants criminels
    It's a passionate vision thick with eroticism, but the musky atmosphere gets a little thick and murky.
  10. Pokémon: The Movie 2000
    A decidedly mixed bag.
  11. The Five Senses
    If you can forgive some plot artifice and gloss, there's a seductively intuitive and resonant theme resting at the core of Jeremy Podeswa's haunting new film.
  12. Shadow Hours
    The lapses in logic make a weak subplot about a serial killer on the loose just plain silly instead of provocative.
  13. X-Men
    Singer deftly crafts a sleek, unusually tight film that balances comic-book adventure, pulp opera and the fear of being different.
  14. Water Drops on Burning Rocks
    Dark farce, a four-handed game of sexual trumps.
  15. Chuck & Buck
    (Arteta's) yanked an eerily accomplished performance out of his lead actor.
  16. The Kid
    Willis and Breslin are stuck in a charmless, predictable picture they can't escape.
  17. I'm the One That I Want
    The funniest thing I've seen this summer.
  18. Shower
    It's a beautifully crafted, almost perfectly sustained little drama that skillfully makes a subtle, bittersweet point.
  19. But I'm a Cheerleader
    Disarmingly funny in its own naive way.
    • 48 Metascore
    • 25 Critic Score
    Scary Movie
    There are a number of funny and unexpected moments in the film, but they are ultimately swamped by the mean-spirited tone and increasingly over-the-top raunch and drug humor.
  21. The Perfect Storm
    Not terrible, but distinctly disappointing, not nearly as engaging or thrilling as its premise seems to promise.
  22. The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle
    It's often surprisingly clever, dripping with respect for its model, and done with considerable wit and style.
  23. Trixie
    In a summer of cardboard figures in splashy spectacles, that makes for a refreshing change, an intriguing, entertaining and altogether sweetly mystifying misfire. In other words, another quintessentially Alan Rudolph picture.
  24. The Patriot
    Has a flag-waving dumbness at its core.
  25. Me, Myself & Irene
    It's by far the worst comedy either he (Carrey) or the Farrelly Brothers have ever made.
  26. Chicken Run
    People who have seen it seem to be crazy about it.
  27. Titan A.E.
    It moves so fast you almost forget it leaves the characters in its wake.
  28. Shaft
    Essentially works, even though the script is a mess and John Singleton's direction is often clumsy and heavy-handed to an annoying degree.
  29. Jesus' Son
    Meanders as aimlessly as its drugged-out characters.
  30. Marcel Proust's Time Regained
    Densely layered, demanding and beautiful, Ruiz has found the perfect venue for his passions and created the most cinematically breathtaking film of the new millennium.
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