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Boiler Room
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Critics' Reviews
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Movie Title
Avg. Score
1.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
2.
The Blind Side
3.
2012
49
4.
Old Dogs
19
5.
Disney's A Christmas Carol
6.
Ninja Assassin
34
7.
Planet 51
39
8.
Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' By Sapphire
9.
Fantastic Mr. Fox
83
10.
The Road
64
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Weekend Box Office
88
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES:
Roger Ebert
Has the high-octane feel of real life, closely observed.
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80
The New York Times:
Dana Stevens
Reflects the sensibility of the generation it holds up to critical scrutiny, and it's a cunningly ambiguous act of self-portraiture.
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80
Village Voice:
Amy Taubin
Takes us inside the consciousness and the coded masculine world of a single character.
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75
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY:
Owen Gleiberman
Younger, in his debut feature, is as canny as he is derivative.
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75
USA Today:
Mike Clark
Shouldn't be overrated, but it's the first film of the year - and it's mid-February already - capable of keeping a grown-up awake.
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70
Time:
Richard Schickel
Curiously intense, alertly principled, refreshingly uncynical movie.
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70
Salon.com:
Stephanie Zacharek
Made with confidence that borders on bravado, and sometimes it shows more conviction than it does grace.
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70
Washington Post:
Stephen Hunter
As a piece of journalism then, Boiler Room is first class.
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70
ROLLING STONE:
Peter Travers
The idea of the boiler room as a Y2K gladiator ring for disenfranchised youth provides a proactive new twist.
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63
Boston Globe:
Jay Carr
Derivative and flawed. But it does throw off a few sparks.
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