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Kevin McCarthy

Kevin McCarthy

Agrees with the Tomatometer 70% of the time.

Favorites:
True Romance, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Requiem For a Dream, Heat, The Professional, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Good The Bad and The Ugly, Terminator 2
Publications:
BDK Reviews , GeekNation , NerdTears.com , WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
Critics' Group:
Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association
Total Reviews:
492
Total QuickRatings:
16
Location:
Washington D.C.

Quick Ratings

Showing 1 - 16 of 16
Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
3/5 17% 3 Ninjas (1992) " If you are under the age of ten, this movie was made for you. " — WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
Posted Dec 17, 2010
5/5 93% Saving Private Ryan (1998) " I personally have never fought in a war before but I would go out on a limb and say that the first twenty minutes of the film may be the most realistic war scene I have seen." — BDK Reviews
Posted Jan 2, 2009
5/5 96% Reservoir Dogs (1992) " Tarantino was slated to direct the masterpiece that was True Romance but took on this project which might be the best directorial debut in years!" — BDK Reviews
Posted Jan 2, 2009
5/5 94% Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) " The overall film, writing and acting are so darn good that I watched it and then immediately started it over again." — WJFK-FM (CBS Radio)
Posted Aug 25, 2008
5/5 97% The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Il Buono, il Brutto, il Cattivo.) (1966) " Leone created a phenomenal film but also created some of the most memorable shots in film history. The extreme close-ups are still impressive to this day." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 3, 2008
5/5 97% GoodFellas (1990) " Arguably the greatest mob movie ever made." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 3, 2008
5/5 92% The Deer Hunter (1978) " The first half and second half of the film couldn't be more different but that is the genius behind the film." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 3, 2008
5/5 63% The Sandlot (1993) " The Sandlot is a kids flick that will always stand the test of the time and be a movie that you can watch over and over as you grow older. It never loses its touch." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 98% Vertigo (1958) " The "Vertigo" shot created for this film was so powerful and unique that everytime I see it used today, I get teary eyed." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 97% Rope (1948) " Rope is Hitchock's underrated classic that contains some of the most unique filmmaking of it's time. Hitchcock was so far ahead of filmmakers back then and so far ahead of a lot of the filmmakers today." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
4.5/5 73% Sleepers (1996) " One thing you will not being doing after seeing this dark, yet beautifully written film, is sleeping." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
4.5/5 67% American Psycho (2000) " American Pyscho is one of those films that makes you laugh uncomfortably throughout and you just walk away feeling disgusted. The flick is definitely an underrated masterpiece." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 94% Pulp Fiction (1994) " Samuel L. Jackson's wallet from the film is sitting in my back pocket right now. Enough said." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 78% Requiem for a Dream (2000) " One of the most powerful I have ever seen. The film's score and editing will haunt you for years to come." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 98% Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) " The special effects from this 1991 classic action flick still hold up in today's world. T2 is a timeless classic that will live on forever." — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
5/5 91% True Romance (1993) " My Favorite Movie Of All Time" — BDK Reviews
Posted Aug 2, 2008
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