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David Martindale

David Martindale

Agrees with the Tomatometer 40% of the time.

Publications:
Dallas Morning News
Total Reviews:
6

Best Reviewed Films

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Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
B+ 67% Unconditional (2012) " Unconditional is a little movie with a big heart, a message film that doesn't taste like medicine." — Dallas Morning News
Posted Sep 20, 2012
B 36% Family Weekend (2013) " Don't let the innocuous title fool you. Family Weekend is a subversive little comedy in which a tightly wound misfit of a teenage girl, fed up with watching her family spiral out of control, subjects her parents to an extreme intervention." — Dallas Morning News
Posted Apr 4, 2013
B 38% Crooked Arrows (2012) " The film clearly targets a niche audience of lacrosse enthusiasts. But it also works on a broader scale, because well-executed David-vs.-Goliath sports stories like this have universal appeal." — Dallas Morning News
Posted May 17, 2012
B 38% Touchback (2012) " If George Bailey had been a high school football hero, It's a Wonderful Life might have been a little like Touchback." — Dallas Morning News
Posted Apr 12, 2012
C+ 26% Fun Size (2012) " Like a "fun size" chocolate bar, it's just empty calories. It's a momentary pleasure, instantly forgotten." — Dallas Morning News
Posted Oct 25, 2012
C+ —— Doonby (2012) " Ultimately, it's the polarizing ending that will have moviegoers talking long after they see it." — Dallas Morning News
Posted Feb 24, 2012
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