Philip Thomas
Philip Thomas's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when
published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s):
Empire Magazine
| Biography: |
Empire Magazine film critic.
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| Publications: | Empire Magazine |
Movie Reviews Only
| Rating | T-Meter | Title | Year | Review |
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| 3/5 | 51% | Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) |
It's fun and frantic, although the wit falls way short.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Apr 25, 2014
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| 4/5 | 74% | Ghost (1990) |
One of the finest (and weepiest) love stories ever to hit the big screen, Ghost is a a fundamental human tale that touches the hardest heart.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jun 25, 2013
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| 2/5 | 37% | Twins (1988) |
The film feels, rather than the solid comedy it is, like a massive missed opportunity.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted May 6, 2008
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| 4/5 | 82% | Driving Miss Daisy (1989) |
It gets to its hugely emotional destination without ever having to put the foot down; a poignant and provocative road movie.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Feb 20, 2008
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| 4/5 | 89% | Misery (1990) |
From start to harrowing finish, it is blissfully apparent that Rob Reiner can indeed turn his hand to virtually anything.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Sep 25, 2007
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| 5/5 | 79% | Casino (1995) |
It may not be Scorsese's greatest work, but this guy feeling a little off-colour is still far, far better than most people on fighting-fit form. It only gets more impressive as times goes on.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jul 6, 2005
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| 4/5 | 80% | Batman Returns (1992) |
Burton continues to capture the essence of the Batman legend and more importantly his audiences imagination.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 16, 2002
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| 4/5 | 93% | Lady and the Tramp (1955) |
With cracking music, a rollicking pace and dialogue that stands up to scrutiny, Lady and the Tramp really is among Walt's very best.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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| 4/5 | 87% | Fly Away Home (1996) |
It's a genuine delight and a definite thumbs aloft for kids of about six upwards.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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| 3/5 | 85% | Anastasia (1997) |
A charming little movie, nothing to write home about but a perfectly acceptable way to while away a rainy Sunday afternoon with the child, or children, in your life.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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| 5/5 | 68% | The Crucible (1996) |
In this almost perfect screen adaptation, the lingering question is the most important one: what caused such madness?‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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| 4/5 | 73% | Falling Down (1993) |
While the morality of D-Fens methods are questionable, there's a resonance about his reaction to everyday annoyances, and Michael Douglas' hypnotic performance makes it memorable.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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| 4/5 | 95% | Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) |
Funny, agreeably sweet and exceptionally well acted and directed.‐ Empire Magazine
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
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