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John Krewson

John Krewson's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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Lone Star (1996) 91% EDIT “The things people keep from themselves are just as important to this mystery as the things they keep from each other, and that transforms Lone Star from a mere mystery into something much richer.” – AV Club Sep 6, 2023 Full Review Event Horizon (1997) 36% EDIT “By the time the story gets rolling, the filmmakers are trying unsuccessfully to scare the audience with sudden loud noises and gallon upon gallon of fake blood.” – AV Club Dec 15, 2018 Full Review Blade (1998) 59% EDIT “Creative cinematography and non-stop, decently choreographed gratuitous violence make watching this comic-book movie entertaining. In fact, it's arguably the best comic-book movie of the year.” – AV Club Jul 15, 2015 Full Review Lost in Space (1998) 27% EDIT “[Lost In Space features] a horrible, horrible computer-generated space-pet creature that's a cross between a leech and a boiled howler monkey.” – AV Club Sep 17, 2014 Full Review Almost Heroes (1998) 5% EDIT “The plot isn't merely stupid, but heartless; viewers aren't given a single reason to watch beyond the anticipation of seeing Farley fall off more scenery.” – AV Club Jul 15, 2014 Full Review L.A. Confidential (1997) 99% EDIT “This may be the best movie of the year; it's definitely one of the greatest crime films of all time.” – AV Club Jun 4, 2014 Full Review The English Patient (1996) 86% EDIT “It's a tragically lovely story about the cruel devastation of selfish and ungoverned love. It's also one of the best movies in a long, long time.” – AV Club Jan 6, 2014 Full Review The Hitch-Hiker (1953) 94% EDIT “In addition to her critical but compassionate sensibility, Lupino had a great filmmaker's eye, using... the gorgeous, ever-present loneliness of empty highways in The Hitch-Hiker to set her characters apart.” – AV Club May 30, 2001 Full Review
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