Cody Clark, Mr. Showbiz
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For 96 reviews, this critic has graded:
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54% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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41% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 7.8 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Cody Clark's Scores
- Movies
| Average review score: | 51 |
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 33 out of 96
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Mixed: 35 out of 96
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Negative: 28 out of 96
96
movie reviews
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Cody Clark 100
Moviegoers of any (or no) religious persuasion can share in the simple satisfaction of his tense, well-spun murder mystery. -
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Cody Clark 93
Bird's movie neither panders to children nor sneers at them, and it beautifully, lucidly captures the giddy adventurousness of childhood. -
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Cody Clark 91
This joyous romp is no mere new groove, it's a live wire -- 110 volts of pure holiday cheer. -
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Cody Clark 90
The execution is crisp and the fundamentals are solid. Like its protagonist, Finding Forrester got game. -
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Cody Clark 90
The best kind of summer blockbuster -- the kind that makes you immediately crave a sequel. -
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Cody Clark 90
This wildly imaginative thriller is a futuristic head trip you most definitely want to take. -
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Cody Clark 88
Crowe's script is a thing of wonder, and he again proves himself to be an outstanding director of actors. -
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Cody Clark 84
Combining a seething physicality with enough weary nobility and tightly checked rage for a dozen wronged heroes, (Crowe) provides the movie's vital center of gravity without looming over his co-stars. -
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Cody Clark 82
The plot that propels them (Pitt, Roberts) along separate story lines is both unusually character-driven and a hoot. -
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Cody Clark 80
A wide-eyed, action-adventure throwback to the era of Disney's magnificent adaptation of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." -
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Cody Clark 80
The real revelation, however, is Keanu Reeves. His character is something of a caricature — a violent, white-trash wife-beater — but Reeves' portrayal is joltingly authentic. -
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Cody Clark 80
A teenage movie that trusts its audience -- it sounds crazy, but it's actually quite beautiful. -
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Cody Clark 80
So packed with knowingly dreadful puns, wily sight gags, and self-referential cheek that it's impossible not to be charmed. -
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Cody Clark 80
Rises instantly above its genre merely by taking the time to develop its characters and scenario. -
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Cody Clark 80
A bully good romp, and it thumbs its nose at the bloated blockbusters towering over it at the multiplexes by ending the moment it arrives at its raucous, richly deserved climax. -
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Cody Clark 80
High drama this ain't. And yet, anyone looking for a hearty banquet of gymnastic, kung-fu tomfoolery won't walk away hungry. -
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Cody Clark 80
Allen's good with the material, but Hunt sparkles, repeatedly razoring her diminutive antagonist to shreds. -
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Cody Clark 80
"Trek"-heads will laugh hardest, but there are plenty of yuks for the uninitiated as well. -
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Cody Clark 77
If you're in the mood for a helping of lite cheesecake, you ought to find plenty of reason to shake your pom-poms. -
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Cody Clark 77
It's a larky hoot in its best moments, and it has a refreshingly unforced sense of fun that buoys the scenes that are straight out of Lame Movie Laffs 101. -
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Cody Clark 72
There's a lot of satisfaction in seeing two stars given this much time and space to examine a complex relationship. -
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Cody Clark 67
Mad About Mambo's steps may be as familiar as the hokeypokey, but there's just enough gusto in the execution to make it a guilty pleasure. -
