TNT RoughCut's Scores
- Movies
For 261 reviews, this publication has graded:
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52% higher than the average critic
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46% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3.1 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 59
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 128 out of 261
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Mixed: 71 out of 261
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Negative: 62 out of 261
261
movie reviews
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Christopher Brandon 65
Soderbergh, like Tarantino, has a knack for making every shady character onscreen fascinating. -
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Critic Score 65
Weaver herself inhabits her character with confidence and passion, although she's inconsistent in spots. -
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Christopher Brandon 65
It's essentially a play-by-play of events that's so cheaply made it reeks of made-for-TV status. -
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Andy Klein 65
It’s Del Toro who really gets to strut his stuff with a subtle, ambiguous, and riveting performance. In a field of top-notch actors, he’s the one whom you remember days later. -
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Critic Score 65
As brain candy goes, Isn't She Great is just that and a little bit more. -
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Susannah Breslin 60
An utterly competent, systematically entertaining summer movie. -
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J. Rentilly 60
The Big Kahuna -- for its superb performances -- wants to be too much, but is about too little, working better as a series of fine monologues than as a cohesive story, the film's makers trapped somewhere between potential and reality, deal unclosed. -
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Susannah Breslin 60
Singleton's lack of influence makes Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" look far funkier in comparison. -
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Tom Cappello 60
Haunting character study filled with fascinating personalities, robust images, and eccentric behaviors that will please art-house fans. -
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Christopher Brandon 60
(Ferguson is) so cheeky and effeminate, he becomes more of a caricature than an actual person. -
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Critic Score 60
Tumbleweeds has a certain hopefulness about it. "Anywhere But Here," on the other hand, gives you nowhere to go. -
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Critic Score 60
Focuses on everything and nothing like a grown-up Disney phenom, making it a great family movie enjoyable for everyone. -
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Critic Score 60
Banderas has taken a brilliant novel and made a small movie with lots of bright moments, and honestly, that's quite an accomplishment for his debut. -
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Critic Score 60
Though Williams gives one of his better performances in recent years -- finding the right combination of humor and restraint for this role -- none of the human characters are fleshed out in any way. -
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Andy Klein 60
In the end, the performances and the basic strength of the premise make Shadow of the Vampire a relatively diverting ninety minutes. But there is the inescapable feeling that it is a shadow of the great film it might have been. -
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Critic Score 60
With Gary Shandling appearing in just about every scene, only fans of his trademark whiny, disinterested delivery and sexist un-political correctness have a hope of enjoying his new film. -
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Christopher Brandon 60
It's not nearly as much fun as the action-packed trailer makes it seem. -
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Critic Score 60
While slight and fairly unassuming considering its subject, the cast is uniformly fine. -
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Critic Score 60
The B-movie is back, folks, but who knows how long the fun will last. -
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Critic Score 60
One major inappropriate casting decision (Kirsten Dunst, who's made a solid leap to young adulthood in "Dick" and "Drop Dead Gorgeous" is cast as 14-year-old Lux?) and an underdeveloped motive for the girls' self-demise left me unaffected. -
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Andy Klein 60
By the end, we simply have no idea what he (Lee) feels or what the film is really about. And we are too worn out to care. -
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Critic Score 60
What is refreshing about this film is that most of the characters seem like real people. -
