Susan Wloszczyna, USA Today
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For 269 reviews, this critic has graded:
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56% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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40% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 1 point lower than other critics.
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Susan Wloszczyna's Scores
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25
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 135 out of 269
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Mixed: 83 out of 269
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Negative: 51 out of 269
269
movie reviews
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
There's much mumbo-jumbo about past lives and symbolic tattoos, but who cares when you can gaze at a sight as lovely as a dirigible floating in the night sky? -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
The first all computer-animated feature, which brings a bedroom of playthings to bouncy life, is yummy eye candy spiked with 3-D-style tactile treats. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
The film bobs along like a designer balloon, pumped with wry observations on Marky Mark and Mentos ads. But none of the other cartoonish characters command like twinkly Silverstone. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Far from redundant. That's because (Kirk) Wong deftly balances the outrageous stunts. [24 April 1998, p. 6E] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
This twisted romance possesses the soul and edgy atmosphere of an independent film but not quite the conviction. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Flawed but not fatally, this ambitious epic's strength lies not just with its haunting melodies, pretty pictures, star voices and kid-friendly sidekicks - the usual shtick that makes Disney tick. [14 Nov 1997, p.D6] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
When we first see Meryl Streep's happy homemaker in One True Thing, she's a domestic dinosaur circa late '80s, a regular mommy monster. [18 September 1998, p.3E] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
DreamWorks' story of Moses raises the bar on the art of cartooning to the top of Mount Sinai and beyond. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
The best romantic comedies intoxicate like vintage champagne. Picture Perfect, on the other hand, is like a wine spritzer. Insubstantial and oversweet, it still refreshes as a midsummer brain cooler. [1 August 1997, p. 3D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Clumsier hands could have planted this load of pungent sap and come up with sticky fingers. But the creators of this based-on-truth fable carefully cultivate the material so it comes off fresher than it sounds. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
A film that wins on 'Courage' of its convictions. {12 July 1996, p. D1] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
The pitch of the script, written by director Mark Herman, isn't perfect. But these earthy blokes are an engaging lot, the soot of the earth, with an admirably wry view of their bleak situations. [23May1997 Pg 03.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
The Sting-like ending with its crosses and double-crosses could have been better handled, but there are plenty of other payoffs in Hoodlum. [27Aug1995 Pg02.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
It's as disturbing a movie as you are likely to witness this year. [21Feb1997 Pg.04.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Nothing too fancy or ambitious. Instead, writer-director George Tillman Jr. serves up down-home fare that enriches the heart and leaves you satisfied if stuffed. [26Sep1997 Pg.06.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Note this in your Starlog: Tacky toupees are out. Chrome domes are in. And not only is the future in safe hands, so is the "Star Trek" franchise. [22 Nov 1996 Pg.05.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Keaton doesn't stoop to bitter-spinster blather. Instead, the luminous vulnerability that served her well in such dramas as "Shoot the Moon" lights up this depressing, gallows-humored heart-tugger. [18 Dec 1996, Pg.01.D] -
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Susan Wloszczyna 75
Back to the Future Part III wraps up the film series with a big high-tech lasso and ropes in one heck of a good time. [25 May 1990, p.01D]Posted Feb 7, 2013 -
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Susan Wloszczyna 63
It all feels about as spontaneous as a concrete blueprint. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 63
Though 102 Dalmatians digs up little new ground and muzzles its villain, it does have a fetching sense of functional fun now and then. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 63
Another one of those high-gloss treatments of domestic strife that want to have it both ways. Sitcom-slick, melodrama-edgy. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 63
Schneider, with his cherub curls and scrawny physique, adopts a pussycat persona that engenders goodwill. -
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Susan Wloszczyna 63
Wildly uneven collage of effects and live action is no Disney-bland vision of dreams gone bonkers. There's enough Freudian material to reupholster a thousand therapy couches. -
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