Lou Lumenick, New York Post
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For 2,195 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 4 points lower than other critics.
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Lou Lumenick's Scores
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| Average review score: | 55 |
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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 100
Denzel Washington dazzles in his best screen performance to date as Frank Lucas. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Smiling more than in all of his movies since "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" combined, Penn goes way deep and soulful in a highly ingratiating performance that's the one to beat for the Best Actor Oscar. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Short and sweet, small and smart, Tadpole is the oasis in the desert of dopey summer blockbusters - an uproarious, sophisticated coming-of-age comedy so flawlessly written, acted and directed it seems practically miraculous. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Bursting with energy and originality even after 36 years, A Hard Day's Night is easily the best show in town. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A rare case of an American remake that actually improves on a European movie. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
An all-time classic that seems even better after two decades. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Delightfully unpredictable, hilarious comedy with wonderful performances that tug at your heart in ways that utterly transcend gender labels. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A thrilling, beautifully crafted, fact-based horse story that's not merely the summer's finest movie, but may well be the one to catch come Academy Awards time. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Perhaps the year's most daring and fully realized movie, is a pitch-perfect re-creation of '50s melodramas, showcasing a four-hankie performance by a peroxided Julianne Moore. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
An absorbing, deeply affecting, well-acted --and remarkably evenhanded -- antiwar statement. It's also incredibly suspenseful and very blackly funny. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Glossy, big-budget thriller that qualifies as the season's biggest and most rewarding surprise. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A really classic adventure yarn with one of Hollywood's great actors hitting one out of the ballpark. If you're seeing only one movie this season, this is the obvious choice. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Chomet's wacky tale is so crammed full of eye-popping images, it's impossible to forget afterward. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Caouette has used art, wit and a huge heart to forge his experiences into an unqualified masterpiece. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A heart-pounding experience that makes you think and contains a gallery of characters that will haunt your nightmares for years to come. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
It's impossible to conceive of this ruefully funny entertainment without Bill Murray, who is nothing less than brilliant. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A Japanese cross between "Alice in Wonderland" and "The Wizard of Oz" -- is such a landmark in animation that labeling it a masterpiece almost seems inadequate. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Less a conventional biography than a performance film - one that stuns and delights. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Being John Malkovich, which contains not a frame of extraneous footage, is more than a must-see movie: It's a must-see-more-than-once event. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Summer hasn't even started, but you won't likely find a better catch this season than Finding Nemo, a dazzling, computer-animated fish tale with a funny, touching script and wonderful voice performances that make it an unqualified treat for all ages. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
Audacious, thought-provoking and ruefully funny. -
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Lou Lumenick 100
A spectacularly rendered tale of a family of superheroes, takes the art form to a whole new level. -
