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  1. Tom Huddleston

    Time Out London
    6 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  2. William Arnold

    Seattle Post-Intelligencer
    1,179 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  3. Steve Persall

    Tampa Bay Times
    385 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  4. James Greenberg

    The Hollywood Reporter
    41 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  5. Ronnie Scheib

    Chicago Reader
    17 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  6. Kelly Borgeson

    Premiere
    17 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  7. Jay Carr

    Boston Globe
    727 Movies
    Average review score: 66

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  8. Ted Shen

    Chicago Reader
    76 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  9. Owen Gleiberman

    Entertainment Weekly
    2,242 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  10. Vincent Canby

    The New York Times
    144 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  11. S.T. Vanairsdale

    Movieline
    6 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    6 points higher than other critics.

  12. Edward Guthmann

    San Francisco Chronicle
    393 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  13. Kevin Jagernauth

    The Playlist
    49 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  14. Deborah Young

    The Hollywood Reporter
    113 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  15. Kerry Lengel

    Arizona Republic
    47 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  16. James Berardinelli

    ReelViews
    2,525 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  17. Leonard Klady

    Variety
    21 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  18. Ernest Hardy

    Village Voice
    85 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  19. Ray Bennett

    The Hollywood Reporter
    149 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  20. Christopher Brandon

    TNT RoughCut
    44 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  21. David Edelstein

    New York Magazine (Vulture)
    735 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  22. Michelle Orange

    Movieline
    196 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  23. Richard Schickel

    Time
    473 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  24. David Denby

    The New Yorker
    552 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  25. Bill Gallo

    New Times (L.A.)
    62 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  26. Caroline Westbrook

    Empire
    22 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  27. William Goss

    The Playlist
    44 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

  28. Leslie Camhi

    Village Voice
    90 Movies
    Average review score: 65

    On average, this critic grades
    5 points higher than other critics.

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Recent User Reviews

  1. jamess | The Last Stand
    May 22, 2013
    6
    Anyone remember The Hunter? It turned out to be Steve McQueen's final screen appearance, playing a bounty hunter, in a rather generic action thriller, with some pretty good action sequences inserted. I thought of that film while watching this I think they share a cornfield car chase, I may be wrong), because, it too, is a generic thriller, with a few good action sequences. Arnold does his Arnold thing, squinting and creaking out his dialogue, with nods to his age. Knoxville plays the village idiot (typecasting?), with a thing for heavy artiliary. The major dissappointment is that I was expecting something a bit wilder from Kim Ji-woon, along the lines of John Woo's American debut, Hard Target. But hey, cranked up, with a few beers on a warm spring evening...? It'll do just fine.… Full Review »
  2. holodoc | Star Trek Into Darkness
    May 22, 2013
    1
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Absolutely insulting in every possible way, even if you approach watching it with clean slates. Full of plot holes, ridiculous action scenes and useless characters. The first movie was actually likable even though it had its fair share of problems but this one... Oh my...

    In all honesty the movie deserves a 3/10 but I gave it a 1/10 simply because of the degree of incompetence demonstrated at the end. I mean you create a whole new timeline just to be able to answer every cannon related question with "its a whole new timeline and anything can happen" but then all you can come up in your rebooted version is recycling content from the original movies?

    It hurts even more if you are a Trekkie. If you expect a movie to deliver anything that Star Trek stood for (moral and philosophical themes wrapped within an immersive and interesting story) then stay away from this one because the only thing it will deliver is a two hour kindergarten fun. You wan't to enjoy Star Trek Into Darkness? Then simply rent "Star Trek: Wrath of Khan" instead.

    Live long and prosper but don't expect to see another good Star Trek movie in the near future (at least until Abrahms is shaping them).    … Full Review »
  3. SEROJ | Ponyo
    May 22, 2013
    6
    Ponyo is probably the sweetest animation i've ever seen. I had really big expectations and i really enjoyed it! I missed the drama, the action.... There are few things that could make this movie a masterpiece, but it's really not one of the best. The test on the end was really weird and could be a lot better! I highly recommend it to all kids and Ghibli fans! Unfortunately i give it a 6/10 because i think it could be a lot better.… Full Review »
  4. Bikerjames | Iron Man 3
    May 22, 2013
    6
    I don't read Iron Man comic books so I cannot comment on how faithful the movie is, but taken on its own I thought it was a decent film. It has a lot of ludicrous, over the top moments, however I can forgive that since it is based on a comic book. For me, it was so over the top that it had more of a comic book feel than some of the other Marvel films I have seen. The movie would fall flat without Robert Downey's deadpan delivery, and there was nothing new in the plot that you haven't seen before other than the pieces of armor that automatically attach themselves to Iron Man. The 3-D and special effects were excellent and it was never boring. It was much better than the last installment.… Full Review »
  5. StevenF | Thor
    May 22, 2013
    7
    Some superhero films just click in the sort of way where everyone is there for a reason, the plot flows nicely, the dialogue is the balanced blend of drama with real humour to mellow the mood, and characters that are larger than life and memorable. Thor has all of these, just not to the fullest.
    The God of Thunder is an over-confident, adrenaline-fuelled piece of meat played by the talented Chris Hemsworth, he is the would-be King to succeed his father, Odin (Anthony Hopkins), King of Asgard.
    When Thor recklessly battles with the Ice Giants of Jotunheim, a race that his father was holding a dodgy truth with, he is banished by his father and removed of all his power, including his hammer, Mjolnir.
    Crossing paths with the banished God on earth is Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), who accidentally runs him over while chasing an anomaly in the sky, Jane and her team, Eric Selvig (Stellan Skarsgård) and Darcy (Kat Dennings) are unaware at first that it was Thor and his hammer causing the strange occurrences in the sky.
    As Thor adjusts to life on earth, his brother Loki (Tom Hiddlestone), mischievous indeed, isn't everything he appears to be, and sets out a plan to be King. This is without doubt an explosive and action-packed first outing for Thor, the humour in the film is top notch and director Kenneth Branagh brings a true sense of realism to such an expansive and magical story.
    However, the film too often feels like a tie-in to keep us going until The Avengers, much like Iron Man 2, S.H.I.E.L.D. are just too heavily involved and often spoil the party for an otherwise enjoyable flick. The action is often just too quick, flashy and CGI-laden to enjoy, there is plenty of blur in the film, for all the wrong reasons. Clark Gregg returns as Agent Coulson, and while his scenes are good, and sometimes funny ("One of Starks?" "I don't know, he doesn't tell me anything"), they are just too expansive and plot oriented to the point where we start to lose interest in the Thor plot.
    That aside, Chris Hemsworth is perfectly cast, his charm, bulging biceps and over-zealous attitude contribute to much of the comedy, with a few one-liners that are simply priceless. The chemistry between himself and Portman is magical, while the more limited role of Selvig is enjoyable, its really the small part of Idris Elba playing Heimdall that is excellent.
    Not a the best of the Marvel Universe, but certainly an enjoyable first outing for Thor.    … Full Review »

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