Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
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For 1,558 reviews, this critic has graded:
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72% higher than the average critic
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26% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 10 points higher than other critics.
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Steven Rea's Scores
- Movies
| Average review score: | 69 |
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 1,219 out of 1558
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Mixed: 215 out of 1558
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Negative: 124 out of 1558
1,558
movie reviews
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Steven Rea 100
Beautifully observed, and beautifully acted by the novice thespian Polanco (culled from a New York City public school), Chop Shop is at once a heartbreaker and a story of hope and the American Dream. -
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Steven Rea 100
A tale of horror, heroism, unimaginable physical challenges, and, yes, cannibalism, Stranded offers the kind of real-life drama that can't help but bring up notions of God, fate, and nature's imposing will. -
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Steven Rea 100
Wendy and Lucy is modest, minimalist. But it nonetheless reverberates like a sonic boom. -
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Steven Rea 100
If Malik doesn't remind you of Al Pacino's Michael Corleone on his journey from innocence to corruption in "The Godfather" saga, well . . . he should. A Prophet is similarly, startlingly momentous. -
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Steven Rea 100
We feel it, in our hearts. And therein lies the great power of this small, wise film. -
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Steven Rea 100
One of the finest pieces of screen acting in the career of Juliette Binoche -- the actress playing the actress in this extraordinary film. -
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Steven Rea 100
A bracing, unblinking work that serves as a painful elegy and sobering cautionary tale. -
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Steven Rea 100
With its feverish, percussive soundtrack and bravura cinematography, is like a bolt from the blue, chock-full of unexpected delight. -
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Steven Rea 100
It's aimed at adults as much as children, with jokes that work on multiple levels, and contraptions. -
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Steven Rea 100
Girl on the Bridge, with its doomed art-house romanticism and echoes of Fellini, may not be the deepest piece of filmmaking out there now, but it is easily the most intoxicating. Take the leap. -
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Steven Rea 100
A slo-mo gem of gangster cool, of vintage Hollywood noir reimagined by a French new waver in love with American cars, American jazz, and the kind of trench-coated tough-guys embodied by Humphrey Bogart and Robert Mitchum. -
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Steven Rea 100
This is a sweet, gentle film - slow and sunny like a summer day, with a message that growing up can be hard, but can also serve as the wellspring of memories that will sustain you for a lifetime. -
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Steven Rea 100
A quiet, heart-rending masterpiece, one with an actor's turn that people will remember, and rediscover, eons into the future. -
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Steven Rea 100
A beautiful, appropriately loping little gem about growing older, daring to take risks and follow your heart. That probably sounds corny, and The Straight Story is. -
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Steven Rea 100
With its knowing take on men, messed-up romance and music, is like one long, hook-filled pop song for the eyes. -
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Steven Rea 100
This sad, staggering drama should be seen: out of the grimness, and the profound calamity, you can almost taste life in your mouth. -
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Steven Rea 100
With a bit of Tintin and Tati, Charlie Chaplin and Wallace and Gromit echoing in the pacing and comic sensibility, Triplets of Belleville conjures up a world that's totally surprising and sublime. -
