Lou Lumenick, New York Post
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For 2,201 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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Positive: 1,075 out of 2201
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Mixed: 508 out of 2201
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Negative: 618 out of 2201
2,201
movie reviews
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Lou Lumenick 88
So gorgeously animated and so thoroughly entertaining for all ages that only an ogre would complain it's not quite as fresh as the original. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
An exquisitely crafted Civil War epic that combines the epic romantic sweep of "Gone With the Wind" with a more intimate voice that speaks eloquently to the war-weary nation of today. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Sequels don't get much better - or smarter - than the action-, drama-, romance- and comedy-packed Spider-Man 2, which miraculously improves on the webslinger's hugely popular first screen adventure in every imaginable department. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A summery confection crammed with fresh young talented faces that's hard not to love. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
As hip, funny and truthful a sleeper as has ever flown under Tinseltown's radar. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Contains large helpings of Hollywood schmaltz, stereotype and clich‚, but it's also pretty impossible to resist. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A civics lesson about integration very artfully - and entertainingly - disguised as an upbeat family sports movie. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
This movie belongs to its young stars, who have grown immensely as actors since they were first ideally cast by Chris Columbus, the hack who directed the first two movies. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Confirms Leigh's reputation as one of the world's master filmmakers - and showcases Staunton as one of its great actresses. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A documentary that exerts a car-wreck fascination as it follows the icon through her 75th year (she's now 77) while looking back over her tumult-filled life and career. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Head and shoulders above the sort of lightheaded epics Hollywood typically offers during the summer season. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A head-clearing, mind-blowing blast from the past - one of the year's best. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
So terrifically entertaining, it would be a shame if it didn't inspire a companion piece on New York. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Not many people are making silent horror serials these days, but Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin pushes his love of lurid melodrama to the limit in his latest demented treat, Brand Upon the Brain! -
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Lou Lumenick 88
For me, the movie's high point comes when Tony auditions for a role in a Martin Scorsese movie. Tony learns not to try so hard -- a lesson that Garcia also seems to have absorbed from City Island. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Like the Master of Suspense's best films, Double Take (which makes great use of Bernard Herrmann's haunting "Psycho" score) is an intellectual puzzle that also works as a thoroughly accessible entertainment. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
A gut-wrenching, politically neutral documentary that spends more than a year with a platoon of American GIs in a valley that's been called the most dangerous spot on Earth. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Duvall and Spacek are so in tune with each other's rhythms -- despite their 20-year age difference -- that it's hard to believe they've never acted together before. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Writer-director Will Gluck has written a stiletto-sharp, zinger-filled script that recalls "Mean Girls" as well as the films of John Hughes, which are sampled to amusing effect in a clever clip montage. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
An exciting and extremely well acted film. Even a nearly unrecognizable Blake Lively impresses in the key role of Jem's sister and Doug's sometime girlfriend. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
The scariest, creepiest and most elegantly filmed horror movie I've seen in years - it positively drives a stake through the competition. -
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Lou Lumenick 88
Sally Hawkins is the heart and soul of Made in Dagenham, but another actress to watch for is the equally wonderful Rosamund Pike. She steals every scene she's in as the sympathetic wife of Rita's sexist boss (Rupert Graves).- Posted Nov 19, 2010
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Lou Lumenick 88
For all its flaws, The Tree of Life is a stunning exception to the rule that you can safely check your brain at the popcorn counter until after Labor Day. That's enough to place it among the year's best movies, or at least most-talked-about ones.- Posted May 27, 2011
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