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Gawker

Gawker is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer^® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Chris Feil, Tim Grierson.

Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
	Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022)	Chris Feil	It takes a lot of sophistication to keep a film like this from becoming cloying. Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is the champagne of nicecore. Posted Dec 16, 2022 Edit critic review
	Scream (2022)	Chris Feil	[T}his Scream is the burnout C-student younger sibling of a former valedictorian. Posted Dec 16, 2022 Edit critic review
	Aline (2021)	Chris Feil	Aline is the Goldschläger of musical biopics: unappetizing and decadent in all the wrong ways, but too absurd to not sample once. Posted Dec 16, 2022 Edit critic review
	Gangster Squad (2013)	Tim Grierson	"Gangster Squad" never stops reminding you that everyone in it thinks it's awesome that they're making it. You won't feel the same awe watching it. Posted Jan 11, 2013 Edit critic review
	Holy Motors (2012)	Tim Grierson	The inventiveness and exuberance of "Holy Motors" is immensely enjoyable, and yet there's something truly, weirdly heartbreaking at this film's core. Posted Oct 17, 2012 Edit critic review
	Keep the Lights On (2012)	Tim Grierson	"Keep the Lights On" is both warm and a bit inscrutable. It feels like the work of a man who's in a better place but still sifting through past heartache. Posted Sep 05, 2012 Edit critic review
	Hope Springs (2012)	Tim Grierson	That a Hollywood summer comedy starring two 60-year-olds is the year's most daring sex film is astounding. And also kind of sad. Posted Aug 08, 2012 Edit critic review
	Magic Mike (2012)	Tim Grierson	It's hard to think of a movie in which Steven Soderbergh has loved his characters as much as he does in "Magic Mike." The affection is contagious. Posted Jun 27, 2012 Edit critic review
	Project X (2012)	Tim Grierson	None of these people resembles any teen anybody really knows. And thank god for that. Posted Apr 11, 2012 Edit critic review
	Mirror Mirror (2012)	Tim Grierson	You'll laugh intermittently, but more often, you'll notice where you're supposed to be laughing and aren't. Posted Apr 11, 2012 Edit critic review