Lou Lumenick, New York Post
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For 2,195 reviews, this critic has graded:
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52% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 4 points lower than other critics.
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Lou Lumenick's Scores
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,072 out of 2195
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Mixed: 506 out of 2195
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Negative: 617 out of 2195
2,195
movie reviews
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Lou Lumenick 88
Woody Allen's most purely entertaining film in years. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
In-depth performances by De Niro and Gooding Jr. provide the oxygen for this extremely shipshape biopic. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
I'm not generally a huge fan of movies with two-or three-person casts -- they tend to resemble filmed plays -- but The Business of Strangers is a knockout. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
It's the well-wrought details that explain, perhaps better than any earlier film, how an entire country bought into Hitler's genocidal madness. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Gut-Bustingly funny moves are pretty rare, so hustle over to Kung Fu Hustle, actor-director Ste phen Chow's exhilaratingly hilarious and affectionate send-up of Hong Kong action flicks. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Not for the squeamish, but it is a beautifully crafted and thoughtful film that genuinely provokes. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Like Roald Dahl's book, Tim Burton's splendidly imaginative and visually stunning - and often very dark and creepy - new version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is squarely aimed more at children than their parents. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
You'll either be screaming with laughter - or be incredibly offended. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
2046 is a bit overlong and not for all tastes, but fans of "In the Mood for Love" will relish this second helping, which is more emotionally substantial than the first. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A remarkably assured feature debut by Bennett Miller, a longtime director of commercials (and the documentary "The Cruise") whose no-frills style trusts that the powerful material and the uniformly excellent performances need little embellishment. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
If animated dogs were eligible for acting awards, the Oscar would go to Gromit. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Includes insightful and often hilarious archival interviews with Langlois and dozens of associates, as well as wonderful footage of Langlois. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A classic social drama in the proud tradition of "Norma Rae," "Silkwood" and "Erin Brockovich." -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Clooney, who gained 35 pounds for the role, gives a self-effacing but highly effective performance. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Constantly battling, Hoskins and Dench have terrific chemistry together. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
It's a long, brutal and honest look at a shattering event some Americans would apparently prefer not to see depicted - but also a respectful, inspiring one that's in no way exploitative or emotionally manipulative. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Cars leaves the animated competition in the dust, even if it is a tad slower and more predictable than Pixar at full throttle. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Bryan Singer's super, soulful and very expensive new resurrection of the venerable big-screen franchise, ups the ante with must-see results. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
The profanity-laced but witty and literate dialogue by William Monahan ("Kingdom of Heaven") is delivered by a brilliantly chosen cast, almost all of whom are operating at the very top of their game. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
This superb documentary about the Catholic Church's worst pedophile scandal is in many ways far scarier than any fiction. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
This year's actress to watch is Elizabeth Reaser, who delivers a tour de force as a determined German mail-order bride who comes to 1920 Minnesota in Ali Selim's captivating indie Sweet Land. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Described as a cross between "Mildred Pierce" and "Arsenic and Old Lace" by Almodóvar - which ought to be more than enough to entice his fans. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
The skillfully acted and directed The Lives of Others is a timely warning about governments that seek to repress dissent. -
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