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49%
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The Great Gatsby (2013)
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"Here's a case where faithfulness to a literary source doesn't work well in the movies."
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Dann Gire
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78%
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Iron Man 3 (2013)
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"The most memorable moments in Iron Man 3 involve Stark's brief and hilarious, yet touching relationship with a young boy (Ty Simpkins) whose own father deserted him at 6 years old."
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Dann Gire
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38%
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Family Weekend (2013)
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"Family Weekend is just as simpy as its plot sounds, but under Alabama-born director Epps, making his feature directing debut, this comedy skips along on good intentions with actors who put more into the characters than they deserve."
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Dann Gire
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62%
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Evil Dead (2013)
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"Call this Evil Dead "Dead Serious," with actors who read clichés with all the conviction of a cast on a bad soap opera."
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Dann Gire
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27%
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21 And Over (2013)
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"21 and Over kinda scratches the record shifting from inane stupidity to serious moments."
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Dann Gire
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65%
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Mama (2013)
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"Mama is something of a throwback, and at times a stunning one."
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Michael Wilmington
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63%
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Hitchcock (2012)
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"What Hitchcock lacks in substance it makes up for with a bravo cast."
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Dann Gire
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88%
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Life of Pi (2012)
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"Life of Pi effortlessly blends spiritualism with realism and serves up a pungent mix of live-action and animation so carefully rendered, you will constantly ask yourself, How did they get a tiger to do that?"
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Dann Gire
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98%
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Brooklyn Castle (2012)
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"The admirable Brooklyn Castle transcends its formula to become an optimistic look at extracurricular education and young people."
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Dann Gire
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0%
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A Thousand Words (2012)
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"A Thousand Words? I can review this ridiculously bad Eddie Murphy comedy in 500 words."
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Dann Gire
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41%
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Straw Dogs (2011)
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"As a straightforward, sensationalistic violent thriller about ordinary people fighting for survival, Rod Lurie's Straw Dogs works better than most."
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Dann Gire
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73%
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The Whistleblower (2011)
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"Director Kondracki has a knack for showing how less can be much more."
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Dann Gire
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37%
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Eat Pray Love (2010)
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"If only this movie could have stopped at "Eat.""
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Dann Gire
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91%
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The Secret in Their Eyes (El Secreto de Sus Ojos) (2010)
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"They even nail a cliche like saying goodbye at a train station. Great thriller, romance and most importantly, film."
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Jeff Bayer
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73%
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Iron Man 2 (2010)
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"Robert Downey Jr.'s irreverent, Peter Pan-like portrayal of billionaire industrialist Tony Stark (aka Iron Man) continues to be the movie's strongest asset."
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Dann Gire
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75%
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The Road (2009)
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"This is a dramatic, slow moving Mad Max with a kid along for the awful ride. It's a survival tale, and The Road should be seen for those who want to keep carrying the fire."
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Jeff Bayer
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78%
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
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"Normally it's a terrible thing if a film only gives us one good character ... except when it's Indiana Jones, with a whip at his side. A terrible story can't totally ruin Jones. Thank God."
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Jeff Bayer
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8%
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10,000 B.C. (2008)
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"Visually, historically and creatively, this film dishonors the year 10,000 B.C."
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Jeff Bayer
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67%
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Snow Angels (2007)
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"I just don't know anyone that I could recommend this sober film to go see. Yes, Rockwell is impressive, but it's in a role I would rather forget."
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Jeff Bayer
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22%
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Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008)
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"For all the comedians, there just aren't enough jokes unless you are shooting for the revolting variety."
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Jeff Bayer
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42%
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The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)
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"There isn't an enjoyable character in the bunch of this tragedy that constantly spirals downward."
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Jeff Bayer
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21%
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Semi-Pro (2008)
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"The problem is that you sit down waiting to laugh, so every time you aren't, it's really noticeable."
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Jeff Bayer
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58%
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Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights - Hollywood to the Heartland (2008)
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"It is supposed to be a raucous ride of laughter, but it's thin on one important aspect: the jokes."
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Jeff Bayer
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22%
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Mad Money (2008)
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"Comedy is difficult, but it seems like Mad Money didn't even try. It's very hard to find the jokes."
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Jeff Bayer
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