USA Today's Scores

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For 4,677 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 61% higher than the average critic
  • 3% same as the average critic
  • 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: 100 Fruitvale Station
Lowest review score: 0 Amos & Andrew
Score distribution:
4677 movie reviews
  1. There's nothing super about the movie, aside from a loopiness that affords it a certain guilty-pleasure cachet.
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  2. Nichols usually can lure A-list casts to even C-grade projects, and this is no exception.
  3. The movie is still too solemn.
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  4. The bad-taste murder farce is just an excuse for a bunch of actors to go slumming and ride about in - ha, ha - Yugos.
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  5. Funny how Madonna borrows Everett, Julia Roberts' gay pal from "My Best Friend's Wedding," and Bratt, Roberts' real-life beau, to be her co-stars. If only she could borrow her talent.
  6. Interspersed between the misogyny and flatulence jokes apparently left over from Pooh's co-written script for "Friday," there's a story about an ex-con.
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  7. It is tough to fight off the ennui created by this comedy.
  8. An unusual walk down the aisle.
  9. Droll mild amusement.
  10. As late Christmas presents go, Reindeer Games is best left unwrapped.
  11. Tightly constructed and controlled.
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  12. Nothing really fun, scary or exceptionally gross occurs.
  13. This is about Meg. Only about Meg. Meg in the Middle.
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  14. A model of what a largely talking-heads documentary should be, with on-camera testimonials and lots of film clips that offer layers of context.
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  15. A comedy without much zing but with an occasional zing-er that enables the film to pick up . . . well, if not nine yards, maybe an inch or two on the gridiron.
  16. Shouldn't be overrated, but it's the first film of the year - and it's mid-February already - capable of keeping a grown-up awake.
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  17. The story isn't a grabber.
  18. Increasingly piquant tale of culture clash in 1954 post-independence India.
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  19. Unless you have a craving to watch a sluggish Ski-Doo race or want to admire Chase dressed as a hula dancer, consider this the cinematic equivalent of yellow snow.
  20. Murky, pretentious and torturously inert.
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  21. Can't stars attract better scripts than this?
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  22. (Craven) and his Scream dream team have done a frightfully good job of killing off and wrapping up the popular horror series.
  23. Pleasing piffle.
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  24. A bottom-rung Bette Midler vehicle disguised as a biopic of novelist Jacqueline Susann, the movie is a wannabe satire shackled by misplaced reverence.
  25. Far from being a run-of-the-mill slasher pic.
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  26. Good actors seem plastic and plastic actors seem worse in a knockoff of every rocket-ship movie you've ever seen.
  27. A family movie with a heart and a brain. And if you aren't moved to tears, you might need an organ transplant.
  28. But most of the humor is about as fresh as the air left behind whenever Witherspoon uses a toilet.
  29. Still a one-of-a-kind mind-blower.
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  30. Epic in nearly every way, The Hurricane has the power to blow you away.

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