Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
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For 2,114 reviews, this critic has graded:
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60% higher than the average critic
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38% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 5 points higher than other critics.
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Peter Travers' Scores
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,383 out of 2114
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Mixed: 369 out of 2114
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Negative: 362 out of 2114
2,114
movie reviews
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Peter Travers 88
Dark secrets are unlocked, words draw more blood than punches, and Desplechin turns one family into a universe that resembles life as a startling work of art. -
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Peter Travers 88
You may have doubts about which side to choose, but there's no doubt about this mind-bender. It'll pin you to your seat. -
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Peter Travers 88
Director Ron Howard has turned Peter Morgan's stage success into a grabber of a movie laced with tension, stinging wit and potent human drama. -
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Peter Travers 88
You won't know what hit you after watching Tyson. This power punch to the gut is one of the best movies of any kind this year. -
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Peter Travers 88
Here’s a powerhouse of a documentary that makes you feel mad as hell and unwilling to take it anymore. -
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Peter Travers 88
Moore's fireball of a movie could change your life. It had me laughing with tears in my eyes. -
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Peter Travers 88
This dynamite thriller shivers with suspense. So if you ignore The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) because it's in Swedish with English subtitles, you probably deserve the remake Hollywood will surely screw up. -
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Peter Travers 88
Scott and Davis could not be better. You're in for something special. -
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Peter Travers 88
Hits hardest when it bypasses sentiment to ponder the inextricable mix of love and pain that comes with the ties that bind. -
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Peter Travers 88
The best surfing documentary ever made. And that includes 1966's "The Endless Summer" and its terrific 1994 sequel -- both from Bruce Brown, Dana's father. -
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Peter Travers 88
Lin is a talent to watch. There's a sting to this film that gets to you. -
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Peter Travers 88
It will knock you for a loop like no other movie this year. -
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Peter Travers 88
Altman, showing the ardor and assurance of a master, pulls us into his film with seductive power. You won't want to miss a thing. -
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Peter Travers 88
I've seen A Mighty Wind only twice so far. Maybe it is less fresh than "Guffman," more strained than "Best in Show." Who cares? It's still a gift from comedy heaven. -
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Peter Travers 88
Director Wolfgang Petersen puts such a fresh spin on the familiar that it all works like gangbusters. -
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Peter Travers 88
This little-hyped thriller emerges as a dark-horse winner by reminding us of how pleasurably exciting a popcorn movie can be when it's populated by actors who are in it for more than an exorbitant fee. -
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Peter Travers 88
Kudrow's Michele is a deadpan delight as she joins fellow misfit Romy (a deliciously funny Mira Sorvino). -
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Peter Travers 88
Down in the mud with the guys, Moore finds the heart of her character and a career beyond vanity and hype. She's never looked better. -
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Peter Travers 88
Despite over-ripe narration and an understandable urge to cram too much in, Ghosts of the Abyss is a thrilling documentary. -
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Peter Travers 88
Unabashedly hokey, but would you want it any other way? In an era of cynical junk (did anyone say “Bad Boys II”?), Ross restores the good name of crowd-pleasing. -
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Peter Travers 88
Without an ounce of phony Hollywood uplift, Winterbottom's film cuts right to the heart. -
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Peter Travers 88
The butt of the hilarious and heartfelt screenplay by Paul Rudnick (Jeffrey) is homophobia, and his sting is wickedly on target. -
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Peter Travers 88
By the time they're onstage, your pulse is pounding right along with theirs. Spell this movie: g-r-e-a-t. -
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Peter Travers 88
It would be easy and convenient to dismiss Irreversible as blatant sensationalism. But Noe's bruising film is too artfully crafted to write off as exploitation. -
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Peter Travers 88
Not your typical biopic. But it is one of the best times you'll have at the movies this year. -
