Film.com's Scores
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For 1,193 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 3 points lower than other critics.
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Positive: 584 out of 1193
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Mixed: 384 out of 1193
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Negative: 225 out of 1193
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Gemma Files 30
About an hour after you've seen it, you'll already be fuzzy on just who was screwing who, and why -
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Tom Keogh 20
It's insulting and devalues the experience of watching not just this film but all films. -
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Sean Means 30
But as objectionable as its subject matter is, the most objectionable thing is that it's not funny. -
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William Goss 30
By any measure, 'Temptation' ranks amongst Tyler Perry's worst.- Posted Mar 29, 2013
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Critic Score 30
The screenplay is far too obsessed with the setup, and not at all concerned with making the villains even the least bit believable or scary.- Posted Apr 10, 2013
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Jordan Hoffman 30
The prolific 76-year-old British creator of character-rich, social dramas steeped in natural realism (usually) has whiffed it and whiffed it hard with this one. It’s not that it’s just “lesser Loach.” It is, in my opinion at least, humiliating.- Posted Apr 10, 2013
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Laremy Legel 25
Even when compared against other films that have been adapted from Nicholas Sparks novels, Safe Haven is terrible.- Posted Feb 26, 2013
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William Goss 25
The most frightening thing about the franchise at this point is that it just keeps on going, undaunted by the characteristics by which the first film made its name. Family is still family and a brand is still a brand, but the blade… well, it’s only grown dull.- Posted Feb 27, 2013
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William Goss 25
Yes, surely for them, the lucky few and probable many, 21 and Over will be the Best Movie Ever. For the rest of us, though, it’s something of a chore.- Posted Feb 28, 2013
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Critic Score 25
Assisted by passionless central performances and dull dialogue, Mungiu succeeds only in exhausting our patience, not in conveying a message.- Posted Mar 3, 2013
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Gemma Files 10
Good vs. Evil For Dummies....and I, for one, dislike being treated like a Dummy. -
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Robert Horton 20
So very general in its characters and story that it actively keeps you from enjoying the simple pleasures of a movie like this. -
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Tom Keogh 20
Looks and moves like a film whose vital organs were yanked before shooting commenced. -
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Gemma Files 20
Sarandon prostitutes her blazing talent and sharp political sensibility to the service of a pile of misogynistic bullflop. -
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John Hartl 20
With any luck, Body Shots will quickly slide into video obscurity. -
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John Hartl 20
It's hard to think of a single memorable line from Restaurant, even a memorably bad one. -
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John Hartl 10
If you've seen one "Scream" rip-off, you really have seen them all. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
Not a very good movie; it's sentimental, pandering and psychologically anorexic. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 20
The worst thing you can accuse an unutterably bad movie of is sincerity. -
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John Hartl 20
Exists in some kind of limbo, between hard-core porn and European art film, and it's not likely to satisfy fans of either. -
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Gemma Files 20
Has its - very - occasionally funny moments, so does a car crash. -
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Gemma Files 20
Ephron is still a director whose movies veer uncomfortably between the good -- make that adequate -- "You've Got Mail", the bad "This Is My Life" and the ugly Lucky Numbers. Pity. -
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Robert Horton 20
These are good people, yet the director has them carrying on like community theater actors playing to the balcony. It isn't fair to them, and it isn't fitting for Shakespeare. -
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John Hartl 20
Full of sound and fury, signifying absolutely nothing, End of Days is the loudest and least of the year's end-of-the-world movies. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 20
It's very much like a porn film without the porn, and that's about as bad as it gets. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
It's little more than a loose assemblage of Hollywood action movie formulas: "Dirty Harry" and assorted cop/buddy flicks are the clear models for the movie. -
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Elizabeth Weitzman 20
Are two Demis better than one? How you answer will determine the level of patience you'll need to sit through this bizarre pet project. -
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Robert Horton 20
It does... apply Kitano's black-comic style to a different setting, and individual scenes sparkle with unexpected jokes, twists, and occasional cruelties. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
In the end, Butterfly is an infuriating film because it's so very contrived, so annoyingly phony. -
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Gemma Files 20
Mr Kumble: Keep your hands off the classics! You don't deserve to read them, let alone paraphrase them. -
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Robert Horton 20
It probably helps to be loaded while you're watching this movie. -
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Gemma Files 20
Lyonne, as usual, does her best...but she's running uphill. -
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Sean Means 20
John, John, John -- one more bad-guy role in a bad movie and you're going to need another comeback. -
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Sean Means 20
Chaotic, peurile, loaded with sniggering commentary and obsessed with breasts, Saving Silverman is like a 90-minute walk through a 13-year-old boy's head. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 20
Everyone will be indifferent, as indifferent and uncaring as the characters the film portrays. -
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Tom Keogh 20
It's sporadically funny but often unfunny, the latter worse than not being funny enough. -
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Sean Means 10
One imagines what the failed farce Drowning Mona would have been like in the hands of the Coen brothers. -
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Tom Keogh 20
Could have afforded to be a little loftier and still be quite funny. Instead, it's a waste. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
Pandering and tired, Down to Earth lurches from one dead gag to the other, in search of both comedic rhythm and a dramatic pulse. It finds neither. -
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Elizabeth Weitzman 20
A frenetic spoof of 1961's disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion, Company Man is likely to be forgotten quickly by audiences. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
If you're already a huge fan of any of these artists, this film will be a lovefest. For all others, it's a mild diversion at best. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 20
This anti-narrative screwball comedy, a sort of police-drama re-enactment of Fellini's themes in "8 1/2," keeps most of the jokes off-screen. -
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Sean Means 20
I just really, really, really, don't like this movie, and I don't care who knows it. -
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Tom Keogh 20
Watching Left Behind's plodding screen adaptation may make you feel the Deity has already abandoned us to a shockingly dull post-apocalypse. -
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Ernest Hardy 20
A crap film that's steeped in liberal paranoia, but it's also so ludicrous that it falls under the guilty-pleasure category. -
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John Hartl 10
Maybe Kevin Bacon can use the Twinkie defense to explain Hollow Man. -
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Sean Means 10
Slow-moving and violent mess...feels slow even at a scant 82 minutes...Even by the slack standards of Van Damme's oeuvre, "The Return" is a letdown. -
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Critic Score 20
Lurches on for the better part of two hours with a ludicrous plot and even worse dialogue, interspersed with what look like excerpts from a music video made by some naughty Catholic-school graduates. -
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Robert Horton 10
A dismal film, a flop as both 21st-century romantic comedy and gay "Kramer vs. Kramer." -
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Robert Horton 20
The film looks horrendous, poorly composed and staged, and the rhythm staggers. -
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Elizabeth Weitzman 20
Despite this chance to experience something thrilling and new, her life is just as dull the second time around. -
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Tom Keogh 20
I don't like Say It Isn't So, but I understand its karmic inevitability. -
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Tom Keogh 20
Dreadful suspense piece that has "Mystery Science Theater" appeal written all over it. -
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Jordan Hoffman 20
Despite a lead performance by the always welcome Julianne Moore it is rudderless in its presentation and outright stupid in its central conceits.- Posted May 10, 2013
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Laremy Legel 16
The entire enterprise is a bewildering mess, put in place only to frustrate and alienate anyone who buys a ticket. Every action scene is telegraphed, and most of the dialogue is irrevocably stupid.- Posted Feb 26, 2013
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Gemma Files 10
If you're looking for something child-appropriate that'll actually keep the little darlings awake for two hours straight, you'd do better...and cheaper...to just stay at home with the Discovery Channel. -
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Sean Means 10
I see Austin Powers as Myers' desperate cry for help -- a plea to stop him before he does schtick again. -
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Tom Keogh 0
We're forced to listen to misogynistic rantings devoid of wit, entertainment value, or even authenticity. -
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Tom Keogh 10
Merely reconfigures the same predictable gross-out jokes, sentimental platitudes, and decorative sex that figure into half the screenplays in circulation. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 10
In the end, Malena is an unlikable and foul farce, unworthy of Tornatore's previously gentle touch. -
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Ernest Hardy 10
Lost its chance to be anything but an endurance test for the viewer. -
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Sean Means 0
I just wanted to rail against the casual homophobia, the senseless violence and the sociopathic cruelty that Ready to Rumble treats as good clean fun. -
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Tom Keogh 10
A black comedy that never gets black enough to inspire Farrelly-style decadence. -
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Peter Brunette 10
This reprehensible and deeply unfunny film is obviously critic-proof. -
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Gemma Files 10
Some things just don't translate . . . not with Lipnicki attached, at any rate. Stick with the books. -
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Sean Means 0
In the pantheon of cinematic train wrecks, from "Ishtar" to "Waterworld," set a place at the table for Battlefield Earth. -
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Gemma Files 10
Valentine simply mines the same tired, predictable slasher-movie vein as everything else he's (Blanks) done thus far. Send this one back unopened. -
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Robert Horton 10
An amazing compendium of dumb behavior, bad dialogue, and incoherent direction. -
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Robert Horton 10
Has even less directorial initiative than it has romantic spark. -
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Henry Cabot Beck 10
The animation is only marginally better than the TV show, which means it stinks, and the story is pretty trite. -
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Robert Horton 10
There isn't a moment of wonder or poetry in its very long 69 minutes. -
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Sean Means 10
Kids -- may like this movie. But kids like green ketchup, so what do they know? -
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Sean Means 10
Drop Dead Gorgeous eventually shows that it doesn't like anybody -- in the movie or in the audience. -
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Robert Horton 10
Do not bring children to this movie unless you want them to have nightmares for weeks. -
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Robert Horton 10
It's just another bad horror film with inadequate young actors chased around a big house by something. -
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Sean Means 10
So you'll laugh during Big Momma's House -- but the laughs are so negligible you'll probably forget them before you get to the parking lot. -
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Laremy Legel 5
Scary Movie 5 is so massively un-enjoyable, a hate crime against cinema, a ringing indictment of the depths commercialism will go to in search of the lowest common denominator.- Posted Apr 13, 2013
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Ernest Hardy 0
Atrocious bit of by-the-numbers screen filler. And anyone who easily lapses into sugar comas is advised to stay far, far away. -
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Tom Keogh 0
The film isn't merely bungled. It's starved and battered by Lichtenstein. -
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Tom Keogh 0
It's not just bad, it's ugly. Not just stupid but really aesthetically displeasing. The sooner this movie disappears from sight, the better. -
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Robert Horton 0
Re-adjust the levels of cinematic hell, because "Porky's" just got bumped up a notch. -
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Laremy Legel 0
An epically miserable viewing experience, go ahead and skip this one unless you’re seeking to answer the riddle of what happens when people don’t try at their jobs.- Posted Feb 26, 2013
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Jordan Hoffman 0
A Haunted House, its despicable bigotry aside, is also a not-very-good comedy.- Posted Feb 26, 2013
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