For 6,444 reviews, this publication has graded:
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On average, this publication grades 0.4 points higher than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 62
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Kevin Crust 30
A dismally formulaic hodgepodge of crude humor and wan attempts to tug at the heart. -
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Kevin Crust 30
The less-than-persuasive result is like mediocre leftover psychedelic '60s underground cinema. -
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Kevin Crust 30
A bust. As murky as its release print, it is a stale, incoherent spy caper. -
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Carina Chocano 30
The real problem with "Phantom" is the problem with Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals in general. It's a slow-moving orgy of lowbrow grandiosity that's as tedious as it is overblown and pretentious. -
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Kenneth Turan 30
By the time Duets faces the music, hardly anyone is going to care. -
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Gene Seymour 30
There is plenty of nasty patter and aimless jokes about hard-core sex, soft-core drugs, dog feces and flatulence to keep you occupied while you wait, in vain, for any reason to laugh out loud. -
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Critic Score 30
Peel away the layers of contrivances, however, and the leftover plot barely fills a doggy bag. -
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Critic Score 30
If you think that Martin Lawrence dressed up as a hefty grandmother is funny, be gone with you .For the rest of you, you'd be better off just taking a ride on the bus. The script.. .is off and stumbling over unfunny one-liners. -
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Carina Chocano 30
The movie straitjackets Keaton into a humorless, table-pounding role. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
Gets nowhere. Its star Ice Cube remains characteristically amiable, but this thuddingly miscalculated comedy is way beneath him. -
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Kevin Crust 30
Unless you're a connoisseur of movies that are so bad they're good, Hide and Seek is one game you're not going to want to play. -
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Jack Mathews 30
The odd truth is that the film's novice star is better than the material. -
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Kenneth Turan 30
The laugh lines are mostly crude and the prevalent slapstick is weak and uneventful. -
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Carina Chocano 30
Winds up an oddly depressing, lost, little movie that eventually caves in on itself. -
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Kenneth Turan 30
The film's tone works overtime at mythologizing tawdry incidents into some ultimate epic about the lost innocence of youth. Gilded trash is more like it. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
This heartfelt valentine to the stage leaves no cliché unturned. If it has anything to recommend, it is the loving portrayal of the camaraderie of those who participate in art for art's sake who, to quote Cyrano, "work without one thought of gain or fame." -
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Kevin Crust 30
An unsuccessful concoction of sincerity, camp and crassness that is more interested in its parade of D-level celebrities than developing its characters. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
Although Travolta is as smooth as ever, the picture is a bust, a grimly unfunny comedy with no connection to reality, and worst of all, running on and on for two dismal hours. -
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Kenneth Turan 30
Sporadically effective, it appears not to have particularly excited the people who made it, and that lackadaisical quality is a drawback. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
The bleak absurdity of its predicaments cries out for a tone of pitch-dark comedy to stave off the unintended laughter that it is virtually certain to elicit. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
As awful as the original was inspired. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
Eating Out might just make it as an amusing trifle, but on the big screen it's merely tedious and silly. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
Moving from tragedy to tragedy, the film teeters along unsteadily, showing events we've seen countless times before and then imploding under the weight of its ridiculous ending. -
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Kevin Crust 30
Related to the 1953 Vincent Price film in name, embalming technique and Warner Bros. pedigree only, the new House of Wax is a dreary, predictable tale. -
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Carina Chocano 30
The anesthetized, deadpan performances -- except for Meat Loaf as Anna's gangster boyfriend, who's so over-the-top it appears he stumbled in from another movie -- and dull storytelling result in an unsuccessful mix of screwball comedy, melodrama and noir. -
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Kevin Crust 30
Andreas is way too low-energy to hold the screen as the film's lead, but he was wise to surround himself with a talented cast. Unfortunately, the wooden dialogue and overall shallowness of the writing keep the film from being even an amiable diversion. -
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Kevin Thomas 30
However visually striking, this Australian film is ultimately as tedious as it is derivative. -
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Kenneth Turan 30
Yet for all its ballyhooed candor about sexual matters, it's a surprisingly baffling and opaque film, too artistic to be standard pornography and too zealously focused on being graphic to the exclusion of all else to succeed as drama. -
