Cody Clark
Select another critic »For 96 reviews, this critic has graded:
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54% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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41% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 12.9 points lower than other critics.
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Cody Clark's Scores
- Movies
- TV
Average review score: | 52 | |
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Highest review score: | Brigham City | |
Lowest review score: | Dude, Where's My Car? |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 33 out of 96
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Mixed: 35 out of 96
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Negative: 28 out of 96
96
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- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The execution is crisp and the fundamentals are solid. Like its protagonist, Finding Forrester got game.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The only thing about this movie that will haunt you is its boggling ineptitude.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The result is a feast for the eyes but frequently a famine for the frontal lobes, a movie of towering imagination and middling rewards.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Rises instantly above its genre merely by taking the time to develop its characters and scenario.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The movie is more or less competent for being what it is. Of course, I could say the same of most brick walls -- but I'd hardly recommend that you pay eight bucks to sit in front of one for two hours.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Allen's good with the material, but Hunt sparkles, repeatedly razoring her diminutive antagonist to shreds.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
A movie interesting enough in its conception to appeal to adults winds up being best suited to preadolescent sensibilities.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The best kind of summer blockbuster -- the kind that makes you immediately crave a sequel.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
A teenage movie that trusts its audience -- it sounds crazy, but it's actually quite beautiful.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
A wide-eyed, action-adventure throwback to the era of Disney's magnificent adaptation of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea."- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Because so little of what occurs on-screen either engages or entertains, there's ample time for the boiler of your self-respect to build up quite a head of indignation at the forfeiture of your time, money, and (exceedingly minimal) cerebral exertion.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Whenever the movie's not in the midst of a cinematic spoof it loses considerable steam.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
McDonald makes for an appealingly befuddled bloke, and the sprightly Montgomery would turn any blighter's head. In a better movie, we'd care about what happened to them.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Mad About Mambo's steps may be as familiar as the hokeypokey, but there's just enough gusto in the execution to make it a guilty pleasure.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
The actors playing the team members have stereotypical roles, but these kids have got game.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
As romantic comedies go, this is definitely not one you'd take to the altar, but you might enjoy having a cup of coffee with it.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
This wretched jumbo helping of Christian Fundamentalist agitprop takes itself entirely too seriously to be anything but ploddingly dull.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Thinking (logically or otherwise) about this movie is a waste of your brain cells.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
High drama this ain't. And yet, anyone looking for a hearty banquet of gymnastic, kung-fu tomfoolery won't walk away hungry.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
This saga of one robot's determined quest to become human is so coldly calculated it could give you frostbite.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Folks who are desperate to ogle Hewitt and Weaver probably can't be warned off this turkey.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
Spacey and Bridges -- generally provide exactly the level of investment required for their characters to be convincing. Neither one showboats, and both make good use of the dry humor in Leavitt's script.- Mr. Showbiz
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- Cody Clark
If Company Man were a wreck on the interstate, it would involve multiple cars and at least one jackknifed tanker truck, and traffic would be backed up for miles as passing motorists slow to gawk.- Mr. Showbiz