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For 11,478 reviews, this publication has graded:
  • 46% higher than the average critic
  • 2% same as the average critic
  • 52% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 5.2 points lower than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 60
Highest review score: 100 Oppenheimer
Lowest review score: 0 Dolittle
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6,014 out of 11478
  2. Mixed: 3,069 out of 11478
  3. Negative: 2,395 out of 11478
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  1. Welcome to the Rileys
    "Welcome to the Rileys"? Thanks, but no thanks.
  2. The Rite
    Hafstrom largely ignores the progress made by his demon-banishing predecessors and delivers a palatable PG-13 thriller that's safe, soft and sinfully cliched.
  3. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence)
    There really is no other movie on Earth quite like it. And that's including "The Human Centipede: First Sequence," the 2009 horror film on which this dismal, nauseating and yet bizarrely artful sequel is based.
  4. That's My Boy
    That's My Boy is radical only in its extreme laziness.
  5. I Don't Know How She Does It
    Insipid, unfunny and cliche-ridden.
  6. Wrath of the Titans
    The only reason you'll feel any wrath is because you shelled out 12 bucks for this steaming bucket of half-baked plot, cliched dialogue and disappointing 3-D special effects.
  7. Parental Guidance
    It's hard to know who exactly Parental Guidance was made for.
  8. The Divide
    As it is, The Divide is simply noxious for noxiousness's sake. French director Xavier Gens and writers Karl Mueller and Eron Sheean almost seem to take a kind of perverse pride in seeing how far they can go.
  9. Getaway
    The whole movie becomes such a pileup of detritus, whether it’s cop cars or plot points, that even something as important as rationale becomes an afterthought.
  10. Spring Breakers
    How on earth is it possible for one film to be so tiresome? Spring Breakers isn’t deadly dull despite all the nudity and violence, but because of it.
  11. InAPPropriate Comedy
    A more accurate title would be “Inept, Inadequate and Insipid Comedy.”
  12. I'm So Excited
    Despite its plentiful and playful sexuality, this dose of Spanish fly is anything but exciting.
  13. The Legend of Hercules
    The only thing epic about The Legend of Hercules is what a failure it is.
  14. Warcraft
    It’s all so plodding and grim, echoed by the blandly percussive score by Ramin Djawadi.
  15. Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club
    As directed by Perry, The Single Moms Club goes for a mix of escapism and reality-based drama and winds up with a movie that can only be enjoyed via the running, snarky commentary that will inevitably scroll through most audience members’ heads as they watch.
  16. Blackhat
    Blackhat is also one of the most visually unattractive movies I’ve ever seen.
  17. Entourage
    Piven is so in the pocket as the smarmy, aggressive, inappropriate Ari that, when the movie he’s in does little more than double down on the bro-ing out, the whiffed opportunities become all the more obvious.
  18. Left Behind
    The film is amateurish on almost every level.
  19. London Has Fallen
    London Has Fallen is remarkable only because of how much worse it is than its inane predecessor.
  20. Teen Wolf Too
    Teen Wolf Too is nothing a jar of Nair wouldn't cure.
  21. The Remaining
    There’s a fundamental problem here. The movie relies on the instinctual human fear of death, but its message is that dying is a promotion.
  22. Vacation
    For the most part, Vacation is a sad, cynical rip-off of writer John Hughes’s source material. No one expects originality, but the new movie may end up making history: It’s already looking like the worst movie of the year.
  23. Hot Pursuit
    There isn’t one joke, sight gag or piece of slapstick tomfoolery that lands with any success or originality in Hot Pursuit.
  24. Bravetown
    I would call the movie a trainwreck, except it’s really four or five separate trainwrecks.
  25. Unsullied
    Unsullied is wholly underwhelming, with atrocious performances and plot twists so implausible that they would be funny in a film less tedious than this.
  26. Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe
    It’s hard to know which of the film’s many flaws to cite first, so here’s one thing it does fairly well: scare the bejesus out of you. That’s assuming you have read nothing about the subject of vaccines and autism, and are of a generally lax and incurious mind when it comes to the rigors of scientific inquiry.
  27. Sundown
    Absent any self-awareness by its protagonists, the best thing about Sundown is that it’s too dumb to be offensive.
  28. The Last Word
    Director Mark Pellington (“I Melt With You”) at least recognizes that the setup is little more than a freakish showcase for Mac­Laine do her blunt-spoken-battle-ax thing.
  29. Unsane
    A straightforward, B-movie horror flick — “The Snake Pit” without the prestige — complete with intentional overdosing, electroshock torture and patients threatening each other with a sharpened spoons, when they’re not either screaming or catatonic. It also is very, very bad.
  30. Life of the Party
    A largely laugh-free exercise in cliche.
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