Angel Cohn, TV Guide
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For 154 reviews, this critic has graded:
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42% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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56% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 9.6 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Angel Cohn's Scores
- Movies
| Average review score: | 50 |
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88
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20
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 21 out of 154
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Mixed: 108 out of 154
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Negative: 25 out of 154
154
movie reviews
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Angel Cohn 50
Delivers 90 minutes of riotously funny raunch; unfortunately, its running time is closer to two hours. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The film makes no real impression; it's amiable, occasionally funny and indistinguishable from dozens of other romantic comedies just like it. -
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Angel Cohn 50
But for those jonesing for a loosely connected string of comedy sketches, heavy on the scatological humor, this is the fix. -
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Angel Cohn 50
It's enjoyable and profoundly unlikely to make a lasting impression on anyone. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Only Lynch's over-the-top network executive stands out in this otherwise bland film that tries for satire but neglects to be funny. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The only bright spots are Cavanagh's easy charm about him and Cumming's performance as Grody -- he's much more believable as a straight man than Graham is as a gay woman. -
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Angel Cohn 50
A barrage of pop-culture jokes, time-travel high jinks and plucky orphans that's as confusing as it sounds, and riddled with plot holes to boot. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The pre-credits sequence, featuring a variety of old-school snack treats performing a speed-metal number about courteous movie-theater behavior, is flat-out hilarious and deserves to be played before all R-rated films. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The bad news is that the racing scenes are repetitive and it takes some serious concentration to figure out which character belongs to what club. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The original Carly Simon songs are well performed, but their soothing lullaby qualities may cause those with short attention spans to nod off. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Hudson and Wilson share a natural and easy chemistry that helps compensate for the Cuban-mobster subplot. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Unfortunately, the emotionally resonant moments between Murphy and Fanning are few and far between; the rest of the film relies on goofy physical comedy -- Murphy takes more pratfalls that any young woman should have to. -
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Angel Cohn 50
A series of outrageous situations and generally manages to walk the thin line between poking fun at racial stereotypes and reinforcing them. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The young stars have considerable natural chemistry and do their best to make the rehashed material approachable and entertaining while maintaining their kid-friendly images. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Fraser's goofiness matches that of the animated characters and he cheerfully pokes fun at his celebrity persona, while Elfman is oddly appealing as a strong woman who must seek help from a wascally wabbit. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The film founders during a series of uncomfortable scenes involving Biggs and DeVito, whose performance verges on painful caricature, but Ricci is adorable and delivers Allen's sharp dialogue with real flare. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Brian Robbins (Varsity Blues) actually has a clear sense of the way 21st-century teenagers behave, and his sleek style keeps the film moving briskly. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The bizarrely entertaining relationship that blossoms between Sciorra and Piven is far more amusing and convincing, which only underscores the lack of chemistry between the dewy leads. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The charismatic Mac has stepped into leading man roles with surprising ease, but Bassett -- a fine actress in all respects -- is clearly struggling with the film's broad comedy. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Keaton and Holmes have some sweet father-daughter moments and the supporting cast gives its all. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Here the message -- it's not nice to ridicule, mistreat or ignore people just because they're different -- verges on the oppressive; more of the Farrellys' trademark over-the-top comedy would have lightened the load. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Its real liability is on the special effects front: The sub-par digital effects — particularly in the scenes featuring poisonous lizards — detract noticeably from the overall atmosphere. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Though positioned as a female buddy comedy, this uneven and overly busy comedy is more focused on the romantic travails of Vardalos and Duchovny, who's very nearly a carbon copy of her love interest in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding." -
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Angel Cohn 50
Scene-stealing cameos by Matt Damon and Lucy Lawless and the very catchy pop song that becomes a leitmotif for Scotty's pain are among its less-raunchy (comparatively speaking) highlights. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The frat brothers have some surprisingly touching moments, and their diverse but perfectly matched personalities generate a fairly steady stream of laugh-out-loud moments. -
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Angel Cohn 50
A pretty little package whose perfect, fairy-tale ending is just a little too neat, the film's colorful wrapping includes veteran actress Carol Kane's bizarre but enjoyable performance as the school's uptight drama teacher. -
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Angel Cohn 50
The supporting cast's comic abilities smooth over many -- if not all -- of the movie's flaws. -
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Angel Cohn 50
Fans may be disappointed that some of the show's secondary characters, like Lizzie's pal Miranda, are AWOL from this Prince and the Pauper-style escapade, and some of the scenes involving Gellman are disappointingly flat. -
