Lou Lumenick, New York Post
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For 2,193 reviews, this critic has graded:
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46% higher than the average critic
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2% same as the average critic
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52% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3.8 points lower than other critics.
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Lou Lumenick's Scores
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Positive: 1,071 out of 2193
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Mixed: 506 out of 2193
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Negative: 616 out of 2193
2,193
movie reviews
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Lou Lumenick 38
In the clumsy hands of director Rob Marshall, this tacky, all-star botch more closely resembles a video catalog for Victoria’s Secret. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Rent "Enchanted" with Adams, and watch Goode as Colin Firth's boyfriend in his other current movie, "A Single Man." -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Seems almost like a self-parody of Williams' earlier work. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Dazzles the eye, numbs the mind and may cause deafness in some cases. Did I mention to bring along some Excedrin? -
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Lou Lumenick 38
It's the audience that gets punk'd in this crass and sloppy comic recycling. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
That someone as smart as Duchovny would get bogged down in such predictable treacle is a mystery worthy of investigation by Scully and Mulder. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
A mild, slow-moving drama that belatedly tries to argue that graffiti writers are political artists, not an urban blight. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Ron Howard's bio-pic is an Oscar-baiting fairy tale that manipulates the audience at every turn of the clich. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
There's no real payoff - artistically or emotionally - in Gregory Harrison's gimmicky and tedious psychological thriller November, shot on ugly digital video. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Though Cho occasionally connects with her targets, more often than not she seems as intolerant and hate-filled as she accuses them of being - and that's not funny. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Yet another screwed-up mess that will give audiences another excuse to shun the multiplexes this weekend. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Solid performances can't save Melissa Painter's pretentious teen drama Steal Me, which plays like a cross between "Dangerous Skin" (without the gay sex) and "Picnic" (without the production values or credible situations). -
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Lou Lumenick 38
This maudlin, fact-inspired and anti-feminist dramedy is no "Far From Heaven" or "The Hours." -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Basically a deadly dull rehash of "Resident Evil," which in turn was a third-generation clone of "Aliens." -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Filmmaker Josh Stolberg claims to have been inspired by real-life events, but mostly he ineptly rips off other movies and wastes a cast that includes Rosanna Arquette, Adam Arkin and Elizabeth Perkins. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
A sincere but underwhelming dramatization of one of the biggest news stories of 1956. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
The kind of thriller whose ridiculous climax hinges on a hitherto undisclosed GPS tracking device in a dog's collar - an appropriate touch in a movie that's more than a little flea-ridden itself. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
Pretentious, stagy and over-the-top update of Chekov's "The Three Sisters." -
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Lou Lumenick 38
There are precious few laughs in this poorly written and directed "unromantic comedy" - the sort of dire date movie you'd take somebody to if you wanted it to be a LAST date. -
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Lou Lumenick 38
A glacially paced, extremely moist, terminally gloomy and cliché-laden romantic drama with a supernatural twist. -
