Pete Hammond, Boxoffice Magazine
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For 171 reviews, this critic has graded:
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83% higher than the average critic
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0% same as the average critic
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17% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 10.6 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Pete Hammond's Scores
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| Average review score: | 70 |
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100
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10
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 109 out of 171
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Mixed: 57 out of 171
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Negative: 5 out of 171
171
movie reviews
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Pete Hammond 50
This PG-13 scare-fest is more psychological terror than blood and guts, and should satisfy-not repulse-young genre fans.- Posted Sep 21, 2012
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Pete Hammond 50
The result is an odd, very personal film that the pop star-turned-director has made with tender loving care, but the results of the final final film are mixed.- Posted Feb 3, 2012
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Pete Hammond 40
Essentially a B-movie dressed up with A-level special effects, Legion looks spiffy but sounds bad with a lot of overwritten dialogue scenes and predictable action. -
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Pete Hammond 40
If so inclined for a breezy, violent time-waster audiences could do worse. Travolta sadly can do so much better. -
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Pete Hammond 40
An amusing turn from Steve Buscemi in the title role and some sporadically funny, off-beat dialogue provided by debuting writer/director Hue Rhodes make for a passable, if forgettable, little time passer. -
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Pete Hammond 40
Strictly for 6 year olds, this uninspired, one-joke comedy is full of too many misfired gags and weak comic setups to cross over to anyone whose head reaches above the seat back. -
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Pete Hammond 40
The basic feeling you get out of this version is ‘been there-done that.’ -
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Pete Hammond 40
Don McKay just never seems to be able to blend its noir elements into a story that makes us care one way or the other. -
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Pete Hammond 40
This Arthur feels flat and lifeless, especially when compared to its highly successful predecessor.- Posted Apr 6, 2011
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Pete Hammond 40
The film, released in both 2D and 3D, delivers lots of freshly minted CGI'd action (eventually) but none of it grabs you. There's just something too synthetic about the whole enterprise - it's fantasy tipped over into fakery.- Posted Jun 15, 2011
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Pete Hammond 40
Almost totally devoid of charm and genuine laughs despite the presence of star Kevin James and a wonderful veteran voice cast for the creatures.- Posted Jul 7, 2011
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Pete Hammond 40
Even with a big name cast that includes three Oscar winners - Halle Berry, Robert De Niro and Hilary Swank - New Year's Eve is at best a pleasant diversion.- Posted Dec 8, 2011
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Pete Hammond 40
Sadly, the documentary just doesn't have enough coherent passages to make anything about this now seemingly ancient journey compelling for contemporary audiences.- Posted Aug 6, 2011
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Pete Hammond 40
The emotions are flat, predictable and forced when they ought to be romantic.- Posted Apr 19, 2012
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Pete Hammond 30
Letters to God is far too simplistic and pandering to find success outside of the targeted church-going family moviegoers it’s hoping to reach. -
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Pete Hammond 30
Tackling his own original screenplay, Zack Snyder keeps his reputation for outlandish visuals intact but strikes out as a storyteller.- Posted Mar 24, 2011
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Pete Hammond 30
Its endless parade of explosions, battles and general mayhem makes Michael Bay seem like Ingmar Bergman in comparison with Battleship director Peter Berg.- Posted May 15, 2012
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Pete Hammond 20
This is the kind of movie where the audience of extras orgasmically react after every song as if they were at a Bruce Springsteen concert instead of watching a bunch of kids who wouldn't make the cut in a junior high production of "Bye Bye Birdie." -
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- Posted Apr 8, 2011
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