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Pam Grady

Pam Grady's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).

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A Christmas Carol (1984) 98% EDIT “This is a handsome production, as well, with lavish production design and gorgeous (particularly for a TV movie) cinematography.” – Reel.com Dec 4, 2025 Full Review Rebel Without a Cause (1955) 91% 4/4 EDIT “Times may have changed, but Rebel remains vital.” – Reel.com Oct 16, 2025 Full Review Babe (1995) 98% 3/4 EDIT “Combining real-live animals with computer animation and excellent animatronics, Babe is one of the few features of the genre in which the talking animals seem almost natural rather than bizarre movie freaks. ” – Reel.com Jul 30, 2025 Full Review My Own Normal (2024) 100% EDIT “Filmmaker Alexander Freeman turns his camera on himself and his family in this film that challenges ableist assumptions about people with disabilities.” – San Francisco Chronicle Jun 3, 2024 Full Review Art for Everybody (2023) 100% EDIT “With observations from collectors, friends, art critics, his family, and Kinkade himself in archival footage, this documentary reveals what all those pictures of cozy cottages hid: a complicated life as tragic as it was triumphant.” – San Francisco Chronicle Jun 3, 2024 Full Review Film Is Dead. Long Live Film! (2024) EDIT “It becomes apparent how much film and television history would have simply disappeared without the passion of the collectors to which this documentary pays homage.” – San Francisco Chronicle Jun 3, 2024 Full Review Who is Michael Jang? (2024) EDIT “Filmmaker Michael Jacobs captures the many facets of this San Francisco artist's surprising career.” – San Francisco Chronicle Jun 3, 2024 Full Review The Seer and the Unseen (2019) 82% EDIT “What is better than [the cinematography] in this enthralling documentary is its peek into the life of one extraordinary woman and the real country behind the glossy brochures and Instagram posts.” – AWFJ.org Sep 13, 2023 Full Review The Thief Collector (2022) 91% EDIT “Out of a brazen act of theft, filmmaker Allison Otto fashions an indelible, all-American tale of life, larceny, and the pursuit of adventure,” – AWFJ.org May 17, 2023 Full Review Babylon (2022) 57% EDIT “A grueling filmgoing experience. It really does babble on and on and on and on. This is not a love letter to cinema, more like hate mail, odd coming from a director who has been treated well and lauded by his industry.” – AWFJ.org Dec 21, 2022 Full Review Summering (2022) 34% EDIT “The trick of this immensely satisfying drama is that it is a movie about the inner lives of girls made by men.” – AWFJ.org Aug 11, 2022 Full Review Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down (2022) 100% EDIT “Julie Cohen and Betsy West have made a resonant documentary, one the reflects its subject’s optimism, which remains firm despite everything that’s happened to her. Gabby Giffords Won’t Back Down is essential viewing.” – AWFJ.org Aug 9, 2022 Full Review Clara Sola (2021) 91% EDIT “First-time feature director Nathalie Álvarez Mesén skillfully blends touches of magical realism with almost documentary-like observations. The effect is to completely immerse us in Clara’s world.” – AWFJ.org Jul 1, 2022 Full Review Superior (2021) 66% EDIT “An involving exploration of the bonds between siblings and their identities, so alike and yet so different.” – San Francisco Chronicle Jan 19, 2022 Full Review Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) 93% EDIT “The first Star Wars film in over 30 years to star the original cast alongside newcomers that include Oscar Isaac and Adam Driver...” – AWFJ.org Sep 29, 2021 Full Review Squirrels to the Nuts (2014) 46% EDIT “...a film that dangles the promise of capturing some of that old Bogdanovich magic...” – AWFJ.org Sep 29, 2021 Full Review Mogul Mowgli (2020) 93% 3/4 EDIT “A drama that rings with truth, about a musician's ambition, a son's relationship with his father and how the immigrant experience shapes following generations.” – San Francisco Chronicle Sep 1, 2021 Full Review Six Minutes to Midnight (2020) 36% 3/4 EDIT “"Six Minutes to Midnight" is a suspenseful film, made that way less from its prewar setting and the violence it contains, than by one man running - racing, really - to stop a conspiracy and prevent a disaster.” – San Francisco Chronicle Mar 22, 2021 Full Review Tape (2020) 59% EDIT “Tape is a disturbing film precisely because it nails the culture of rape and sexual harassment that has been pervasive in so many industries for far too long.” – AWFJ.org Mar 26, 2020 Full Review The Loved Ones (2009) 98% 4/5 EDIT “Moviegoers with an aversion to violence will stay away, but genre buffs with a taste for the extreme should ensure healthy ticket sales.” – Boxoffice Magazine Jun 1, 2012 Full Review One Day (2011) 36% 1.5/5 EDIT “A disaster, a dour When Harry Meets Sally.” – Boxoffice Magazine Aug 26, 2011 Full Review Gun Hill Road (2011) 65% 2/5 EDIT “Despite the characters and grittiness of milieu, the overall vibe is that of a soap operatic Afterschool Special.” – Boxoffice Magazine Aug 5, 2011 Full Review Good Neighbours (2010) 67% 3/5 EDIT “Inspired pitch-black humor and a crackerjack ensemble.” – Boxoffice Magazine Jul 30, 2011 Full Review Sarah's Key (2010) 72% 3/5 EDIT “[An] elegant if uneven adaptation of Tatiana De Rosnay's novel.” – Boxoffice Magazine Jul 22, 2011 Full Review Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2011) 22% 3/5 EDIT “Visually, the film is a treat with Richard Wong's cinematography equally evocative at capturing the pastoral beauty and slower rhythms of rural 19th century China and the urban splendor and bustle of today's Shanghai.” – Boxoffice Magazine Jul 19, 2011 Full Review
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