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David Ehrlich

David Ehrlich

Agrees with the Tomatometer 70% of the time.

Publications:
Boxoffice Magazine , Film.com
Total Reviews:
44

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Showing 1 - 44 of 44
Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
4.8/10 29% The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty (2013) " Kind of like if Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru were remade as an 114-minute Super Bowl commercial." — Film.com
Posted Oct 6, 2013
8.9/10 88% Captain Phillips (2013) " Arguably Greengrass' best film, and almost certainly his most urgent." — Film.com
Posted Sep 27, 2013
8.5/10 89% After Tiller (2013) " A surprisingly warm abortion documentary that restores the human element to an irreducibly human dilemma." — Film.com
Posted Sep 23, 2013
8.7/10 86% Palo Alto () " One of the best movies ever made about high school life in America." — Film.com
Posted Sep 13, 2013
8.2/10 100% Enemy () " Might have the scariest ending of any film ever made." — Film.com
Posted Sep 12, 2013
7.2/10 83% The F Word () " Elevated from an above-average romantic comedy to a movie worthy of being embraced by a generation of twenty somethings because it refuses to let its characters off the hook. " — Film.com
Posted Sep 8, 2013
7.7/10 70% Tom à la ferme (Tom at the Farm) () " Xavier Dolan's new thriller is a taut exercise in suspense that milks every moment." — Film.com
Posted Sep 7, 2013
8.8/10 75% Jigoku de naze warui (Why Don't You Play in Hell?) () " Quite possibly mankind's greatest achievement. " — Film.com
Posted Sep 6, 2013
8.6/10 100% Blue Ruin () " A feral and staggeringly well-conceived revenge saga." — Film.com
Posted Sep 5, 2013
2.1/10 3% Getaway (2013) " The film blinks too fast to maintain a coherent vision. " — Film.com
Posted Aug 27, 2013
8.5 / 10 91% Blue Jasmine (2013) " "Woody Allen's best film since 1994's 'Bullets Over Broadway.'"" — Film.com
Posted Jul 21, 2013
8.6/10 59% The Bling Ring (2013) " A rich (and even urgent) portrait of a society that has lost control of its culture, a place where aspirations have become the ultimate impediment to actual happiness." — Film.com
Posted Jun 10, 2013
7.7 74% Love Is All You Need (2013) " A refreshingly uncynical and surprisingly practical portrait of two people learning how to take life at face value and embrace the joy which is made available to them." — Film.com
Posted May 1, 2013
8.8 54% Post Tenebras Lux (2013) " "'Post Tenebras Lux' works so well because - even at its most random - it always feels like more of a single portrait of a man in crisis than it does an impish bouquet of provocative incidents."" — Film.com
Posted Apr 29, 2013
9.1 82% Something in the Air (2013) " Assayas' "Almost Famous," it's enormously entertaining for anyone who has lived long enough to realize that self-discovery is the only truly radical idea worth pursuing."" — Film.com
Posted Apr 29, 2013
5/5 45% The Comedy (2012) " An essential portrait of a generation of people laughing so hard that they've forgotten the joke is on them." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Apr 1, 2013
3.5/10 69% Trance (2013) " An insufferable cross between "Inception" and the twisty heist noir of Jean-Pierre Melville, "Trance" is a shapelessly propulsive mess of pop psychology and poor drama." — Film.com
Posted Apr 1, 2013
2.5/5 44% On the Road (2012) " On the Road just can't keep the beat" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Dec 13, 2012
3.5/5 50% Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning (2012) " A throwback to a time when gratuitous nudity was the only kind of nudity, and when being a man meant dismembering another man" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Nov 26, 2012
.5/5 12% Red Dawn (2012) " Heaven's Gate for the Hunger Games generation" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Nov 21, 2012
87% Life of Pi (2012) " Lee's use of 3D -- the best since Hugo -- proves that while the format is pushed for the money, it's meant for the masters." — Movies.com
Posted Nov 20, 2012
4.5/5 64% Anna Karenina (2012) " A bold and borderline insane adaptation that anoints Joe Wright as a modern filmmaker who reveres the old guard" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Nov 12, 2012
.5/5 6% Silent Hill: Revelation (2012) " "Do not go to Silent Hill!" That's one of the first lines of dialogue, but by that point you've probably already realized the magnitude of your mistake." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Oct 26, 2012
3/5 83% Seven Psychopaths (2012) " A gangster bromance that plays out like Tarantino riffing on 'Adaptation'" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Oct 8, 2012
3/5 30% Resident Evil: Retribution (2012) " Resident Evil movies don't tell stories so much as they provide variations on a theme, and that theme is: a pubescent boy's wet dream recast as an antiseptic dub-step nightmare" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Sep 14, 2012
2/5 70% The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate (2012) " A rare treat for anyone who's ever wondered what a martial arts epic might look like through the eyes of someone suffering from severe glaucoma." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Aug 29, 2012
4/5 77% Samsara (2012) " Profoundly gorgeous stuff that appeals more to the senses than it does to the intellect" — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Aug 17, 2012
4/5 64% Cosmopolis (2012) " Don't panic, but Robert Pattinson may have been neutered." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Aug 14, 2012
3/5 64% 2 Days in New York (2012) " Another genial but stubbornly generic comedy that breaches obvious material with ribald flavoring and rabid charm." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Aug 6, 2012
3/5 66% Trishna (2012) " The film's final silliness casts a pall over all of its previous successes. " — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Jul 19, 2012
2.5/5 78% Brave (2012) " Brave unfortunately wastes the studio's most winsome protagonist on their least interesting narrative." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Jun 15, 2012
2/5 34% Lola Versus (2012) " Lola Versus never comes close to generating the sort of laughs or attitude required to fill out such a frail narrative." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted May 17, 2012
1/5 50% Free Samples (2013) " A deeply unpleasant micro-budget indie that has no clue how to extrapolate a single location into an entire feature, Free Samples is an ugly bit of work." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted May 1, 2012
2.5/5 90% Bernie (2012) " Bernie is poised to be a tough sell for Millennium Entertainment, its mild star power likely incapable of offsetting a garish premise and mixed reviews." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Mar 27, 2012
4.5/5 92% The Cabin in the Woods (2012) " Drew Goddard's giddily brilliant The Cabin in the Woods has a lot on its twisted mind. " — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Mar 10, 2012
2/5 11% Gone (2012) " With a title that's even more generic than the film's aesthetic, Gone will struggle to draw audiences. By next weekend, it'll be...wait for it... Not there, anymore." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Feb 24, 2012
0/5 2% One for the Money (2012) " It's official: Katherine Heigl will not rest until every last person on Earth is a misogynist." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Jan 27, 2012
4.5/5 89% Footnote (2012) " Joseph Cedar's Footnote is a wry, wise little film that revels in the cataclysmic import of a life's most ostensibly trivial details." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Jan 11, 2012
.5/5 12% The Darkest Hour (2011) " The Darkest Hour isn't just a dark horse contender for the year's biggest joke, it's the darkest." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Dec 27, 2011
1/5 12% Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (2011) " Chipwrecked is the sort of Sunday afternoon trifle that will mollify children and mortify their parents." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Dec 15, 2011
3.5/5 50% The Rum Diary (2011) " While it may not be ground breaking stuff, The Rum Diary should register as a delirious ode to the 99%." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Oct 27, 2011
3/5 93% 50/50 (2011) " A soft and sweet cancer drama that hits with the force of an ill-timed hug, 50/50 is the winsomely told story of a young man blindsided by his own body and the ways in which his inherently lonely struggle upturns his life. " — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Sep 12, 2011
1/5 0% Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011) " Of course, Bucky Larson isn't one of the year's worst films because its laughs are poisoned and problematic-rather, it's one of the year's worst films because there aren't any laughs at all." — Boxoffice Magazine
Posted Sep 12, 2011
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