Film Threat's Scores
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For 4,188 reviews, this publication has graded:
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58% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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38% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 1.1 points higher than other critics.
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Average Movie review score: 66
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Positive: 2,455 out of 4188
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Mixed: 1,338 out of 4188
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Negative: 395 out of 4188
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Sabina Dana Plasse
Although overwhelmed by the use of memes, Diamond Hands: The Legend of WallStreetBets captures a voice and flavor for why GameStop, Robinhood, and WallStreetBets have a meaningful place in history.- Film Threat
- Posted May 20, 2022
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Randy Rhoads: Reflections of a Guitar Icon is a fun and fascinating film for people like me who love rock.- Film Threat
- Posted May 20, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
Garland is a master at ratcheting tension to an almost unbearable degree, and he flexes that muscle hard in Men. The way he gradually presses the acceleration pedal, allowing the narrative to gather momentum until it almost implodes in its final third, is really quite remarkable.- Film Threat
- Posted May 20, 2022
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Rob Rector
At a crisp 90 minutes, Cordelia is as enigmatic as its title character for the majority of its runtime. But with its lush cinematography, archaically creepy set design, and outstanding balancing acts from both Campbell-Hughes and Flynn, it’s never muddied to the point of being opaque and remains enthralling throughout.- Film Threat
- Posted May 20, 2022
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Kai paints her subject lovingly, hitting the classics like the world’s greatest visual jukebox. Like a Rolling Stone: The Life and Times of Ben Fong-Torres is a fun-filled look at a member of the old school who wasn’t a class clown.- Film Threat
- Posted May 20, 2022
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Alan Ng
The narrative is mournful about a man who lived a long tragic life, a dark and depressing tale of young men having to hide their sexual orientation and its emotional and psychological toll in carrying their secret into their senior years.- Film Threat
- Posted May 15, 2022
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There is plenty of good meat on the bone here for the hungriest horror hounds. If you have some time to burn, the new Firestarter is definitely worth it.- Film Threat
- Posted May 14, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
The film teeters on a fine line between soulful triumph and B-movie cheese.- Film Threat
- Posted May 13, 2022
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Benjamin Franz
Overall, The Cherry Bushido is a fun time, and I found it to be a very different sort of samurai film. It’s loud, brash, and seeks to propagandize the Japanese to embrace their warrior nature. I quite enjoyed that. If you’re into unsubtle tales of demons and samurai, this is the film for you.- Film Threat
- Posted May 12, 2022
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Benjamin Franz
Batman and Me is a wonderful deep dive into one man’s obsession.- Film Threat
- Posted May 12, 2022
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Alan Ng
The honesty of the troupe in telling their story is both brutal and hilarious.- Film Threat
- Posted May 11, 2022
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This is all competently executed, as Prior and Zagorodnii have impressive chemistry, and Rebane allows their performances to take center stage. Unfortunately, even though the two leads are a joy to watch, we can’t help but feel that we’ve seen what Firebird is offering before.- Film Threat
- Posted May 11, 2022
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Alan Ng
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is a wild rollercoaster ride and reminds me of the days when I actively collected comic books.- Film Threat
- Posted May 7, 2022
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- Posted May 5, 2022
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Meticulously crafted with powerfully nuanced performances, the film represents the best of what European cinema has to offer and is easily among the year’s best.- Film Threat
- Posted May 5, 2022
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Bobby LePire
The Aviary is a stunning work of art about how people get sucked into something offering a glimmer of light and how that light becomes distorted.- Film Threat
- Posted May 5, 2022
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Matthew Roe
While it holds more value for the conversations it will undoubtedly spark between audiences, the thriller still stands as a bold and brash experiment that demands multiple viewings to get the most of its style and themes.- Film Threat
- Posted May 5, 2022
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Kyle Bain
Chang refuses to fall into this moralizing trap and creates something unique and enjoyable. Far beyond the topic of the coronavirus, the documentary teaches its viewers to think for themselves and be an individual.- Film Threat
- Posted May 4, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
Yes, it’s that kind of movie: ludicrous but seemingly unaware of its own pretensions, never quite so-bad-it’s-good, but rarely good enough to rise above bad. The filmmaker seems confident that he’s assembled an “elevated horror,” minimalist masterpiece. Unfortunately, the result is just minimal.- Film Threat
- Posted May 4, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
A bit too somber and detached for its own good, Human Factors nevertheless marks another strong entry from a filmmaker who – after several shorts, a documentary, and one other feature – is just getting started.- Film Threat
- Posted May 2, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
I Love America doesn’t delve too deeply, or at all, into things like the American dream, the implications of aging in contemporary society, cultural/generational differences, or the lasting marks one’s parents leave on their offspring. As it stands, the film is a cute little love letter to the City of Angels, bound to evaporate from your mind sooner than a meal at the In-N-Out.- Film Threat
- Posted May 1, 2022
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Take Me To The River: New Orleans is edited together in a way more organic to music than traditional documentaries, which works wonders.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 29, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
A warm heart beats subliminally throughout the narrative, a tinge of hope that may be gasping for air but remains vibrant, especially when juxtaposed against the disheveled, rotten backdrop.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 29, 2022
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Andy Howell
Hold Your Fire is well constructed. It is as suspenseful as a top-notch thriller and has the added allure of being true and impactful.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 28, 2022
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It is hard not to recommend anything starring Rogowski, an actor so unique in approach and delivery that I always relish the opportunity to see him in a major role. I wouldn’t necessarily go so far as to say that he saves Luzifer entirely, but he certainly makes it watchable.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 28, 2022
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Benjamin Franz
Seek this out if you like superhero films that are especially dark.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 28, 2022
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Brittany Witherspoon
While not breaking any molds or revealing a side to addiction that many films haven’t before, Stay Awake tastefully captures how devastating it can be for family members.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 25, 2022
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Bradley Gibson
In Santos – Skin to Skin, Golden weaves Santos’ colorful life story around Afro-Caribbean music to engaging effect.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 25, 2022
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Alex Saveliev
Viewed as an epic fantasy, Imakake’s basked-in-golden-hues fever dream of a film is inspired and highly artistic, if overly complex and at times kind of ridiculous. Viewed as an endorsement of a cult, The Laws of the Universe: The Age of Elohim is more than a little creepy and didactic. Any way you view it, it’s pretty damn fascinating.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 23, 2022
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Bobby LePire
The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent offers something for hardcore Cage fans, cinephiles, or anyone looking for something refreshing and unique. It’s original, funny, dramatic, and action-packed without the tonal whiplash one might expect from such an ambitious narrative.- Film Threat
- Posted Apr 23, 2022
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