Tom Keogh, Film.com
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For 135 reviews, this critic has graded:
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48% higher than the average critic
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47% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3.8 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Tom Keogh's Scores
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 62 out of 135
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Mixed: 39 out of 135
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Negative: 34 out of 135
135
movie reviews
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Tom Keogh 90
Director Gary Winick ("Sweet Nothing") ingeniously complements Draper's layered approach by modulating the film's energy in fascinating ways. -
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Tom Keogh 90
Levinson is at the top of his game with Liberty Heights, his instincts acutely cinematic, his purpose clear. -
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Tom Keogh 90
One of the best films seen in many years about the mysterious workings of time and memory. -
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Tom Keogh 90
Firmly establishes Crowe as a standard-bearer of original thinking in the dispiritingly redundant state of American cinema. Don't miss this one. -
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Tom Keogh 90
By creating characters from emotional wellsprings rather than concepts, Leigh thrills us with the possibilities that emerge when people are merely in the same room. -
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Tom Keogh 90
The lure of Sling Blade is both elemental and hauntingly familiar, and I would not be surprised if Thornton's breakthrough film is one day considered a classic in its own right. -
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Tom Keogh 90
Finally, there's a female action hero for the summer of 2000, and she's a . . . chicken. But a chicken to believe in. -
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Tom Keogh 90
Misshapen but magnificent vision of a soulful quest -- in the thick of misery and fear -- for the meaning of our lives. -
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Tom Keogh 90
So funny and smart that holding it up against its predecessor is as pointless as comparing peak episodes of "Seinfeld." -
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Tom Keogh 90
This is vintage Allen, his powers intact after a string of increasingly cranky, creaky films in the last few years. -
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Tom Keogh 90
The extent to which Black and Louiso help make this film terribly witty and caustic and worth every minute of its almost two-hour running time is immeasurable. -
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Tom Keogh 90
[Roos's] dialogue (including an on-and-off voiceover by Ricci's pregnant, runaway sociopath) has a ringing clarity, his satire is low-key but quite real, and his actors mesh so perfectly you'd swear they rehearsed for months before shooting. -
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Tom Keogh 80
Puts the Bond film series (this one makes number 19)-- back on track by stressing the fundamentals and applying a bit of authentic drama for a change. -
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Tom Keogh 80
Fascinating noir, which will long be remembered for its extraordinary lead performance by Catherine Deneuve. -
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Tom Keogh 80
An unusually clear, compassionate, and grownup satire about a rare subject: the true psychological underpinnings of young manhood. -
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Tom Keogh 80
A careful, intelligent, and seamless design that makes room for a couple of unexpected twists. -
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Tom Keogh 80
A wonderfully witty homage to the very king of disco movies -- "Saturday Night Fever." -
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Tom Keogh 80
A smart marriage of modest technical ambition, sophisticated material, and a hang-loose presentation that belies the production's no-frills sacrifices. -
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Tom Keogh 80
Over the course of two-and-a-half hours, the film not only gets up on wobbly legs but learns to dance by the closing credits. -
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Tom Keogh 80
A huge surprise: a startlingly resonant yet unabashedly entertaining slice of American history, a popcorn movie with complex observations about, of all things, racism. -
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Tom Keogh 80
The look, the feel, the brood-y, brilliant cast: This is an oddly affecting movie, all right, a jellyroll of Bronte and Hemingway. -
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