USA Today's Scores
- Movies
- TV
For 4,670 reviews, this publication has graded:
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61% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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36% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1 point lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 64
| Highest review score: | Fruitvale Station | |
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| Lowest review score: | Amos & Andrew |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 2,963 out of 4670
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Mixed: 1,021 out of 4670
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Negative: 686 out of 4670
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Susan Wloszczyna
May be dull, but the familiarity of it all makes it feel ceremonial, a reassuring ritual.- USA Today
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Where once Waters was brilliantly polluted, now he comes off diluted.- USA Today
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Mike Clark
One of those movies that goes for a jarringly new emotion every 30 seconds or so while the story's foundation is collapsing.- USA Today
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This quirky, winning sleeper from first-time director Jenniphr Goodman has its pokey moments, but it's no insult to say that it is as pleasantly easygoing as its slacker hero.- USA Today
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Though not quite up to "The Full Monty" or "Waking Ned Devine," there's just enough left in that overseas whimsy stockpile to generate good buzz (the word-of-mouth moviegoer kind).- USA Today
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Mike Clark
When have we seen the same performer playing both parts in a sexual situation? It happens here, not once but twice.- USA Today
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Paradis is a most striking subject, but the movie is a winner as well, starting with a story full of black-comic possibilities exploited fully by the great French director Patrice Leconte.- USA Today
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What do you call a filmmaker who thinks imitating a screen benchmark can make up for emotions that are evading her actors -- Clueless.- USA Today
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Susan Wloszczyna
Never reaches much beyond the surface, and what lies there is all too predictable.- USA Today
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The five stories in The Five Senses flawlessly and even artfully create a unified mood.- USA Today
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Andy Seiler
Missing are well-choreographed action scenes, likable characters and involving plot twists.- USA Today
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Its premise is so promising that you long for more than Arteta's low-key approach can deliver.- USA Today
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Susan Wloszczyna
This boomer-coddling comic fantasy, in which a callous adult on the brink of 40 has a chance encounter with his pudgy, lisping 8-year-old self, is an iffier what-if.- USA Today
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Maybe I'm just too old to appreciate the startling sight of a phallus jammed into someone's ear.- USA Today
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Andy Seiler
Pure nonsense is hard to sustain for an entire feature-length movie.- USA Today
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Mike Clark
Emmerich might have had a masterpiece, but he'll have to settle for what comes close to being a must-see movie today.- USA Today
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Susan Wloszczyna
A little slapstick, a little action, rich characters and a whopping serving of wit. All baked to near-perfection.- USA Today
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It's fast, easy on the eyes, full of funny putdowns and cast well enough to have two memorable villains.- USA Today
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