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Ben Mankiewicz What the Flick?! Apr 21, 2025 3.4/10 This still suffers from the same thing that they all suffer from... a deliberate undermining of their own actions scenes with very inappropriately dumb, funny, buddy movie jargon. Go to Full Review Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) 62% 56%

Alonso Duralde What the Flick?! Apr 21, 2025 4.5/10 Anakin Skywalker is written as a kind of a big, whiny baby. Go to Full Review Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) 62% 56%

Matt Atchity What the Flick?! Apr 21, 2025 5.5/10 The biggest gaping wound in this movie is the love story and the dialogue of the love story. Go to Full Review Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) 62% 56%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Jan 31, 2019 3/4 It's a fascinating look -- and it's only 70 minutes long. Go to Full Review Rodents of Unusual Size (2017) 98% 91%

Matt Atchity What the Flick?! Oct 10, 2018 It's a really, really fun movie. Go to Full Review La La Land (2016) 91% 80%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Oct 10, 2018 It is joyful. It leaps off the screen. Go to Full Review La La Land (2016) 91% 80%

Matt Atchity What the Flick?! Oct 4, 2018 9.5/10 [Ava DuVernay] manages to get both the small and the big moments. Thiis at one of the best movies of the year. Go to Full Review Selma (2014) 99% 86%

Alonso Duralde What the Flick?! Oct 4, 2018 9.2/10 I this movie has some of the most powerful moments I've seen I think all year. Go to Full Review Selma (2014) 99% 86%

Ben Mankiewicz What the Flick?! Sep 26, 2018 8.9/10 What bothered me about this (and I ended up loving it) is that the kids are terrible. Go to Full Review The Florida Project (2017) 96% 80%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Sep 26, 2018 9.6/10 I knew form the first shot that I was watching a truly great movie... It's so real, it's so raw. Go to Full Review The Florida Project (2017) 96% 80%

Matt Atchity What the Flick?! Sep 26, 2018 7.5/10 There's fascinating stories here and it is, at a meta level, almost heartbreaking, almost infuriating that we know that this is a slice of our population that lives this way and doesn't seem to have any other options. Go to Full Review The Florida Project (2017) 96% 80%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Sep 25, 2018 8.5/10 David Oyelowo breathes such life into it and makes you feel like you're seeing this person for the first time. Go to Full Review Selma (2014) 99% 86%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Sep 24, 2018 9.5/10 What [DuVernay] achives in a relatively short amount of time... feels thorough and yet concise and it's calmly powerful. Go to Full Review 13TH (2016) 97% 88%

Ben Mankiewicz What the Flick?! Sep 12, 2018 9.5/10 You feel like you were there that day from the perspectives of the principal players. Go to Full Review Tower (2016) 99% 89%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Sep 12, 2018 9.6/10 [The rotoscope technique] gives it urgency and a sense of movement. Go to Full Review Tower (2016) 99% 89%

Alonso Duralde What the Flick?! Sep 12, 2018 9.5/10 This movie is very smart about when it unpacks its interviews versus its recreations. It does it in such a way that I was emotionally flooded. Go to Full Review Tower (2016) 99% 89%

Matt Atchity What the Flick?! Aug 24, 2018 7/10 It's got a very wry, affectionate sense of humor, and I found myself laughing at the stuff in recognition rather than laughing at them. Go to Full Review Support the Girls (2018) 91% 59%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Aug 24, 2018 8.8/10 It's a celebration of sisterhood...This movie is so understated that this theme sneaks up on you in ways that are quietly powerful. Go to Full Review Support the Girls (2018) 91% 59%

Christy Lemire What the Flick?! Aug 24, 2018 5.8/10 I don't know how anyone thought this was still relevant now, because it's such an obvious idea. Go to Full Review The Bookshop (2017) 56% 51%

Alonso Duralde What the Flick?! Aug 24, 2018 6/10 [Isabel Coixet's] movies tend to be a little on the safe and vague side, and I think this movie falls into both of these traps. Go to Full Review The Bookshop (2017) 56% 51%