Ann Hornaday, Baltimore Sun
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For 156 reviews, this critic has graded:
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48% higher than the average critic
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3% same as the average critic
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49% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 2.9 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Ann Hornaday's Scores
- Movies
| Average review score: | 62 |
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 96 out of 156
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Mixed: 22 out of 156
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Negative: 38 out of 156
156
movie reviews
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Ann Hornaday 38
Never makes the Jordans' tribulations feel like anything more than yuppie angst. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
There's less here than meets the eye, not to mention the ear, nose, tongue and fingertip. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
(Perry and Willis) are blown off the screen by Amanda Peet and Natasha Henstridge. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
Little more than an electronic press kit for the band, produced for the benefit of its fans. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
At some point the foul language, lascivious sight gags, references to sex toys, violence against animals and cruelty toward children simply ceases to be funny. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
With a grating combination of naivete and arrogance, The Green Mile consistently overplays its melodramatic material, including a portrait of a black man that is as breathtakingly offensive as it is earnest. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
Bullock's character goes through some changes, but she never turns into some unrecognizably serious actress. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
An uninteresting take on a tired formula that is only occasionally funny and usually pretty gross. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
Of Madonna's considerable talents, making the camera love her isn't one: The screen seems to go dead every time she's on it. -
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Ann Hornaday 38
Giamatti provides those small moments of triumph that Duets pretends to celebrate but instead stifles with its sense of superiority. -
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Ann Hornaday 33
The Loss of Sexual Innocence is belabored, pretentious and often willfully opaque. [25 Jun 1999] -
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Ann Hornaday 25
As ugly, excessive and vulgar as "The Usual Suspects" was stylish, subtle and suave. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
It's as if the book itself has been locked up and institutionalized, forced to conform to a system that all but obliterates its own unique personality. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
A mean-hearted, ham-handed and gratuitous effort to exploit it's teenage audience's conviction that, underneath it all, their teachers really. do hate them. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
Lowbrow humor is one thing...but Love Stinks sinks the bar beyond comprehension. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
Just another tepid entry into this year's Death-as-Turn-On Sweepstakes. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
Catherine Breillat's pretentious, meandering, self-indulgent portrait of a libidinously deprived young woman is nothing more than pornography tricked out as feminist parable. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
This dialogue isn't helped by two actors who look terrific but can barely choke out a word that sounds remotely authentic or spontaneous. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
A tired piece of hackery, made only slightly less distasteful by a couple of inspired moments from supporting player Alan Cumming. -
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Ann Hornaday 25
Ultimately groans under the weight of its own quiet gorgeousness. -
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