Rene Rodriguez, Miami Herald
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For 1,456 reviews, this critic has graded:
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47% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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49% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3.1 points higher than other critics.
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Rene Rodriguez's Scores
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Positive: 936 out of 1456
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Mixed: 326 out of 1456
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Negative: 194 out of 1456
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Rene Rodriguez 88
By the end, the movie has pulled off a small miracle: You become absorbed in the lives of these people for who they are and not what they own.- Posted Aug 2, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
This is an exciting, exceptionally well-made futuristic thriller that also happens to be loaded with lived-in touches and punchy ideas.- Posted Sep 28, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
Madrid, 1987 operates on a dizzying number of levels - as a romantic comedy, a sex farce, a study of culture clash, ageism and idealism - and the highest compliment you can give this ridiculously talky movie (which plays better if you speak Spanish) is that you're a little sad to see the characters go on their way once they part, probably forever.- Posted Oct 19, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
This is a gorgeous, flashy, widescreen epic, like "Boogie Nights" or "Casino," about the most essential things in life: Family, friends and love. But most of all, love.- Posted Nov 1, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
Mendes' approach to action is classical and elegant - no manic editing and blurry unintelligible images here - but what makes the movie truly special is the attention he gives his actors.- Posted Nov 9, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
This is writer-director David O. Russell's idea of a romantic comedy, and it's terrific - one of the freshest, funniest, most elevating crowd-pleasers of the year.- Posted Nov 15, 2012
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Rene Rodriguez 88
Maya is as consumed with finding bin Laden as Jake Gyllenhaal was obsessed with finding a serial killer in "Zodiac," only he was doing it as a hobby.- Posted Jan 4, 2013
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Rene Rodriguez 88
The experience of watching Funny Games, be it the original or this version, is never forgotten, whatever your ultimate impression of the film.- Posted Mar 19, 2013
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Rene Rodriguez 88
No is an exploration of the power of the media to manipulate hearts and minds. The moral of the story: Always go positive.- Posted Mar 25, 2013
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Rene Rodriguez 88
Star Trek Into Darkness gives you an exhilarating, tingle-inducing rush — that rare feeling that comes when a gigantic entertainment is firing on all fronts, exceeding your expectations.- Posted May 14, 2013
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Rene Rodriguez 88
The movie fares less well when the plot and Simon’s neuroses come to the surface, but there is some tremendous suspense in the movie’s final scene.- Posted May 16, 2013
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Roberts inhabits the character with a gravity and poignancy that she had never even hinted at before. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Often grim, but never nihilistic: Even at its darkest, Dizdar gives the movie an optimistic bounce. The movie is often shockingly funny, too. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
What Sunshine State lacks in momentum, it makes up for with a Dickensian sprawl of characters -- 50 in all -- who possess the depth and humanity that has become a Sayles trademark. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Sitch keeps the tone consistently light, scoring big laughs all the way to the film's climax. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
If this rousing, technically dazzling movie doesn't get you going, then you probably didn't like football to being with. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
There's some genuine suspense in Lantana, including one unbearably tense moment that is worthy of Hitchcock. But the movie's most unnerving aspect is the way in which it suggests true happiness may be impossible to regain once you've lost it. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Swinton single-handedly carries The Deep End past its nagging ambiguities. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
All of Egoyan's movies have revolved around characters with damaged, fragile psyches, but rarely have they been illustrated as deftly -- and as gracefully -- as in Felicia's Journey. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Light on plot but heavy on observation: Wang concentrates on exploring the unseen ways in which mother and daughter rely on each other. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Milks Carter's story for maximum "inspirational" value, and at times the movie skirts dangerously close to afterschool-special territory. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Suggests that professional wrestling is more than a multibillion-dollar industry: It's also a way of life. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Although the movie never so much as flirts with melodrama, there is still a bittersweet undercurrent. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
Lives up to its advance buzz as a showcase for some wonderful performances and a sharp storytelling eye by director Gavin O'Connor. -
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Rene Rodriguez 75
If The Score isn't quite in the same league as the classic "Rififi" or even "Thief," its single-mindedness still makes for a refreshing change from the preposterous bloat of most contemporary action movies. -