For 4,731 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 0.5 points higher than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 62
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Reviewed by
Jay Carr 38
Avalanches are nothing compared to the deadening touch of the stereotyping and audience-insulting simplicities in the scenic but brain-dead Vertical Limit. -
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Jay Carr 38
Causes one to wish... that movies about the supernatural could make contact with supernatural script doctors. -
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Janice Page 38
It is Kevin Pollak who steals what there is of a show as Jamal's passive-aggressive, pressure-cooked agent. His comedic timing, particularly given the thinness of the script, is the only genuinely impressive slam dunk this movie has to offer. -
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Critic Score 38
Sorvino can't pass for a man, but that's beyond the point in this rarefied situation. She's beautiful and she can usually act, but here the only convincing thing she projects is fatigue from running around the garden all day. -
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Ty Burr 38
She's like Bob Hope with fake breasts and a wig. Now, that's scary. -
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Loren King 38
Tawdry, trashy yawn-fest that makes the viewer long for the days when bad girls were dangerous dames with sultry style. -
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Jay Carr 38
Awful in ways that are just clever enough often enough to make it intermittently watchable. -
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Jay Carr 38
Stumbles over its own clumsiness until it goes down for the count. -
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Jay Carr 38
The images are pretty, and Gene Quintano's screenplay gets everybody from point A to point B, though with no discernible knack for wit or subtlety. -
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Jay Carr 38
It plays like a pilot for what I imagine will be network TV's first all-gay sitcom. -
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Critic Score 38
If you are a devotee of sleaze, you'll salivate at the prospect of Mau Mau Sex Sex, a fond and fawning look back at exploitation, or grindhouse, movies from the 1930s through the 1960s. -
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Jay Carr 38
It seems endless. It's also unusually crude and stupid, even for an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. -
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Critic Score 38
It was possible to hope that Blade II would turn out to be good. Well, forget it. -
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Jay Carr 38
A lot of striking pictures in this would-be feminist "Braveheart," but a film that's pretty flat and earthbound because of the limitations of the figure at its center. -
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Ty Burr 38
Bacon makes an appropriately detestable villain; unfortunately, he's the most interesting character here. As for Love, well, this puts her one career rung closer to ''Hollywood Squares.'' -
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Jay Carr 38
Writer and director Tim Disney raises a provocative point about how radical and inconvenient true faith can be. -
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Jay Carr 38
Even allowing for differences in national styles, Kikujiro sprawls and stumbles. It's a road movie that turns into its own detour. -
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