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  1. Tirdad Derakhshani

    Philadelphia Inquirer
    15 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  2. Jeannette Catsoulis

    NPR
    43 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  3. Stan Hall

    Portland Oregonian
    21 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  4. David Stratton

    Variety
    92 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  5. Maggie Lee

    Variety
    4 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  6. Tim Merrill

    Film Threat
    40 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  7. David Rooney

    The Hollywood Reporter
    24 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  8. Jessica Letkemann

    Premiere
    4 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  9. Kimber Myers

    The Playlist
    3 Movies
    Average review score: 72

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

  10. Roger Ebert

    Chicago Sun-Times
    4,011 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  11. Richard Roeper

    Chicago Sun-Times
    17 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  12. Susannah Gora

    Premiere
    7 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  13. David Parkinson

    Empire
    112 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  14. Jamie Graham

    Total Film
    14 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  15. Carmen Gray

    Total Film
    7 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  16. Shawn Levy

    Portland Oregonian
    1,301 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  17. David Ansen

    Newsweek
    623 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  18. Cary Darling

    Miami Herald
    3 Movies
    Average review score: 71

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

  19. Tom Dawson

    Total Film
    22 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  20. Peter Brunette

    Film.com
    104 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  21. Oliver Lyttelton

    The Playlist
    28 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  22. Pete Hammond

    Boxoffice Magazine
    171 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  23. Ken Tucker

    New York Magazine (Vulture)
    49 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  24. David Ehrenstein

    New Times (L.A.)
    41 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  25. F. X. Feeney

    L.A. Weekly
    144 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  26. Sheila Benson

    Los Angeles Times
    78 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

  27. Sam Adams

    Salon.com
    1 Movie
    Average review score: 70

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

  28. Jonathan Kiefer

    Village Voice
    1 Movie
    Average review score: 70

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

  29. David Wiegand

    San Francisco Chronicle
    5 Movies
    Average review score: 70

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

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Recent User Reviews

  1. lehuggin | The Host
    May 19, 2013
    0
    I have no idea why I thought this would be better than the twilight movies... It might actually be worse. There's nothing wrong with the premise, but the pure fact that the main character has a constant voiceover running is not only distracting but horribly cliché. The story construction, character development, and dialogue are all just terribly written. I cannot understand why Stephanie Meyer is so popular.… Full Review »
  2. dijavantewow | Star Trek Into Darkness
    May 19, 2013
    8
    If you're just going to see Star Trek with no prior Star Trek background, you will still enjoy this as a summer blockbuster. It has action, comedy in the correct places, and is epic. If you're a Trek fan, you'll also enjoy this movie continuing a tradition of using Star Trek to question societal issues (hint without spoilers: terrorism and targeted assassinations). Kirk and Spock play quite well off of each other, and Benedict Cumberbatch was a perfect fit for the villain. It isn't perfect, but you can't really expect it to be. It's a great film nonetheless, and the series will hopefully be continued in this new timeline.… Full Review »
  3. Tss5078 | Accidents Happen
    May 19, 2013
    8
    It is so good to finally see Geena Davis back on the big screen! Davis has always been one of my favorite actresses, showing a quick wit and a calm demeanor that has led to some tremendous films. In the new direct-to-video dramedy, Accidents Happen, she proves that she may have been on vacation for a while, but she hasn't lost a thing. In this film, Davis plays the mother of sixteen year old Billy Conway, (Harrison Gilbertson), who always seems to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. The film starts with a childhood accident that destroys his family and really defines just who Billy is. After a chilling, but hilarious opening, the film jumps to a sixteen year old Billy and what's left of his family. His mother is crazy, his brother's a drunk, and his father just isn't around anymore, so it's up to Billy to deal with the trials and tribulations of a boy who is growing into a man. Davis is listed as the star and she has some amazingly funny lines, but the story is really centered around newcomer Harrison Gilbertson, who gives one the best performances by a teen actor that I've seen all year. Gilbertson very clearly shows us how Billy is seeming unaffected by what happens to him, he's strong, and seemingly ready to deal with anything, but on the inside, Billy is much different than he appears. The character was a deep one with many levels and Gilbertson takes us through them all with ease. I loved this film, because while it's dark and depressing at times, they also joke about these things that you're not supposed to joke about. Just when things seemingly become to much, that humor creeps back in and makes you love how wickedly fun this film is. If you want to see something different, that will have you going back and fourth between laughter and tears, then this is the film for you. I went into this film expecting nothing, just looking forward to seeing Geena Davis again and what I got instead was one of the best movies I've seen all year.… Full Review »
  4. Skullgirlsfan13 | Terminator 2: Judgment Day
    May 19, 2013
    8
    Probably famous for being one of the few movies out there that is better than it's predecessor, this is one movie that I think is actually not as great as the last one. Allow me to explain. The first one I thought had better subtext about war and the dangers of technology, this one however does still have bits of that located in it somewhere, but is more focused on trying out new types of effects. Not that's bad, this has some of the best action out there. Some of the things I am disappointed about is the opening, it's the same as the last one, but doesn't have that same flare that it had. The effects overall in this film are quite entertaining and are still pretty good for todays standards. Arnold is still good, for not showing emotion, but the scenes where they try to insert humor for him don't always work. Unfortunately I think that this is one of Arnolds last movies that he stars in and does well, afterwards is a steady decline. The main cast does pretty well to, definitely some believable characters. The villain is really good in this, even though it's a clone of Arnolds performance in a way, he's very imposing and at times scary. This is definitely a awesome movie, but compared to the last one it's just not as well written.… Full Review »
  5. StrongHarm | Star Trek Into Darkness
    May 19, 2013
    10
    Perfect Gratification!
    Star Trek Into Darkness is perfection in CGI, science, space travel, military content, current events, and damned near     everything else you can think of. The references to the original series, changed by the alternate reality, were creative and fluid. This film is IT. That's all I can say. On a separate note: I respect and was deeply touched by the note in the credits to the 9/11 victims and heroes. With our current sociopolitical climate, this is not popular. It took a lot of courage and touched me deeply. Thank you for creating a film with finesse and extraordinary creativity and forethought. This film has set a new standard. Outstanding!… Full Review »

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