Josh Jackson

Josh Jackson

Agrees with the Tomatometer 100% of the time.

Publications:
Paste Magazine
Total Reviews:
11

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Showing 1 - 11 of 11
Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
8.6/10 94% The King's Speech (2010) " The relationship between a commoner teacher and regal student provides for enough drama, and the obstacle overcome is both inspiring and unique." — Paste Magazine
Posted Feb 16, 2013
8.9/10 98% Mud (2013) " It's a sweet tale that displays plenty of faith in humanity without ever veering into sappiness and always keeping you on the edge of your seat." — Paste Magazine
Posted Feb 5, 2013
7.6/10 100% Sound City (2013) " It's a sprawling documentary that laments what's been lost in analog recording without ignoring the benefits of technology." — Paste Magazine
Posted Feb 5, 2013
8.4/10 92% The Gatekeepers (2013) " The access boggles the mind, and some of the stories are riveting." — Paste Magazine
Posted Feb 1, 2013
7.1/10 71% Crystal Fairy (2013) " The sparse plot nonetheless provides opportunities for a little self-reflection and some original, dark humor, making the druggy affair a worthwhile trip to the theater." — Paste Magazine
Posted Jan 25, 2013
8.6/10 84% The Tree of Life (2011) " It's as much a meditation as a narrative, asking a tremendous amount of patience from viewers and rewarding that patience with something entirely new." — Paste Magazine
Posted May 28, 2011
8.1/10 98% How to Train Your Dragon (2010) " The result is fun and thrilling, and plenty of snappy jokes and sight gags will keep audiences of all ages entertained." — Paste Magazine
Posted Apr 4, 2011
6.8/10 72% Paul (2011) " It's not nearly as engaging as the many films it parodies, but it's a charming little tribute." — Paste Magazine
Posted Mar 26, 2011
8/10 88% Rango (2011) " Kids don't always need primary colors and fluffy bunnies and 3-D effects. Sometimes a scrawny, ugly chameleon in the dirty Old West will do." — Paste Magazine
Posted Mar 5, 2011
5.2/10 44% The Green Hornet (2011) " His qualifications for the job seem to be: 1. Having a limitless supply of money. 2. Having a side-kick that does all the work." — Paste Magazine
Posted Jan 22, 2011
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