Film.com's Scores
- Movies
For 1,216 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 2.7 points lower than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 59
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 601 out of 1216
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Mixed: 387 out of 1216
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Negative: 228 out of 1216
1,216
movie reviews
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Critic Score 90
A multi-layered, experimental film, a film about storytelling, but the beauty of it is that it transcends the story at its center while still celebrating the virtues of a tale well-told. -
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Robert Horton 90
This is a beautiful, surprisingly uplifting movie, made by someone who actually understands people. -
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John Hartl 90
L.A. Confidential is at the same time his (Hanson) most personal movie and Hollywood filmmaking at its best. -
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Ernest Hardy 90
Entertaining as it often is, Outside Providence feels as if it were a collection of installments from an unusually raunchy television series. -
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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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Critic Score 90
Will test your powers of attention. The effort is worth every minute. -
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Peter Brunette 90
A rich and challenging variation on the serial-killer genre. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 90
Audiences willing to wade knee deep in the muck and mire of the human abyss are advised to seek out Humanité at the local arthouse. -
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Sean Means 90
Kat's English assignment, which provides the movie's title, is a sweet finish to an entertaining movie -- and makes 10 Things I Hate About You quite likable. -
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John Hartl 90
It's as wise and funny and revealing as anything ever created by Mike Nichols and Elaine May. -
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Robert Horton 90
An unleashed Raimi may be a more exciting moviemaker, but there's something to be said for the virtues of a good story well told, which describes A Simple Plan down to its last shivery snowflake. -
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Peter Brunette 90
What's best about the film is not the hot romance, but the coldness that lies at its heart. -
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Tom Keogh 90
Certainly one of his (Scorsese's) most profound works. -
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Peter Brunette 90
The fact that this film, so sensitive to woman's plight, was made by a man is perhaps cause for a little hope. -
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Peter Brunette 90
A strange and lovely combination of cinematic nostalgia and offbeat (gay) love story. -
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Peter Brunette 90
We marvel at the almost perfect realization of a character whom we're not necessarily meant to like. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 90
A terrific piece of neo-realistic filmmaking. -
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Peter Brunette 90
Little Voice is that rarity, a filmed adaptation of a stage play that actually works. -
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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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John Hartl 90
In his finest, funniest, most poignant film to date, Tim Burton plays cinematic alchemist, turning drive-in schlock into movie gold. -
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Peter Brunette 90
What makes the film so special is that while tickling your postmodern funnybone, it never forgets to make you care for its characters, in a welcome, and almost traditional way. -
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Peter Brunette 90
Not a film for everyone. And though I deeply admire it, it's not a film that even I want to see again in the immediate future. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 90
Perhaps the most remarkable documentary project ever undertaken, and certainly the longest, is Michael Apted's Up series, which he began shooting for the BBC in 1962. -
