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The Cleveland Movie Blog is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): George M. Thomas.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
3/4
Bridget Jones's Baby (2016) George M. Thomas ... a bundle of joy.
Posted Sep 19, 2017  Edit critic review
3.5/4
Hell or High Water (2016) George M. Thomas The cast and crew craft a modern Western, and as with many films in that genre, plenty of challenges faced those involved. They, however, always ended with some semblance of hope.
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3/4
Star Trek Beyond (2016) George M. Thomas ... straight forward, thrilling action adventure featuring gorgeous visuals and very little of what made original fans of the Trek series geek out.
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3/4
Jason Bourne (2016) George M. Thomas ... Jason Bourne proves to be a worthy entry into the Bourne saga.
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1.5/4
Suicide Squad (2016) George M. Thomas Somewhere in that mess is a film, possibly a good one. As presented, however, Suicide Squad is a wasted opportunity.
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3/4
Snowden (2016) George M. Thomas Stone combines the personal with thrills to create a satisfying experience with Snowden.
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2.5/4
Sully (2016) George M. Thomas Competent adequately describes it. Go for the acting, the contrived drama is nothing to cheer.
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2.5/4
Batman: The Killing Joke (2016) George M. Thomas For anyone who's not a die-hard fan when it comes to these DC animated films, no one could blame them for taking a pass.
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3/4
Deepwater Horizon (2016) George M. Thomas ... takes the audience through a harrowing experience with top notch performances, thrilling moments and memorable visuals.
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2.5/4
The Magnificent Seven (2016) George M. Thomas Magnificent? No. But still a worthwhile trip to the theater.
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2.5/4
Ghostbusters (2016) George M. Thomas The cast milks every laugh from the material given, but ultimately it isn't enough.
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2.5/4
The Accountant (2016) George M. Thomas Affleck is suitably awkward as Wolff, bringing a hint of innocence to the character's danger.
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2.5/4
The Birth of a Nation (2016) George M. Thomas Although the story of Nat Turner's slave rebellion in Virginia is a formidable one worth telling, it probably could have been told better than presented by Nate Parker's version.
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2.5/4
Inferno (2016) George M. Thomas Does it entertain? Mostly. If you're not in the mood for an escapist piece of mind candy, don't bother.
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2.5/4
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) George M. Thomas For a weekend night away, however, don't overthink it.
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3/4
Hacksaw Ridge (2016) George M. Thomas It's a story that's tough to fathom given what's at stake, but Gibson skillfully of pulls it off...
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3.5/4
Loving (2016) George M. Thomas The beauty in the film comes from its simplicity. Wisely director-writer Jeff Nichols allows everything related to film to flow from that concept.
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3.5/4
Arrival (2016) George M. Thomas ... sometimes it's good when a film leaves you with more questions than answers when it's capable of doing so. That fact alone makes Arrival one of the best films of the year.
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1.5/4
Bad Santa 2 (2016) George M. Thomas Ultimately, Bad Santa 2 proves to be the equivalent of a kid getting a board game for Christmas when they wanted a Xbox One.
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3/4
Rules Don't Apply (2016) George M. Thomas ... a little gem from an actor-writer-filmmaker who hasn't lost anything despite not having made a film in almost 20 years.
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3/4
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) George M. Thomas ... a reason to hit theaters this holiday season.
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3/4
Nocturnal Animals (2016) George M. Thomas a deft, intelligent, and twisty rumination on relationships and the expectations that come with them.
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1.5/4
Why Him? (2016) George M. Thomas As for the overall premise? Treating women like property? Not. Feeling. It.
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2.54
Collateral Beauty (2016) George M. Thomas Collateral Beauty isn't perfect, but its heart is in the right place. And with this cast, it's well worth a look.
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4/4
La La Land (2016) George M. Thomas There is a reason that La La Land is the best film of the year.
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2.5/4
Live by Night (2016) George M. Thomas It's an old fashioned morality tale trussed up with some modern trappings.
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3/4
Hidden Figures (2016) George M. Thomas It strikes a careful balance in showing how things were, and what they could be.
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3.5/4
Fences (2016) George M. Thomas That may be Washington's greatest accomplishment in bringing it to the screen - allowing hope to rise from circumstances that are less than hopeful.
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3/4
The Founder (2016) George M. Thomas It's an enjoyable dramedy with outstanding, nuanced performances.
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2.5/4
The LEGO Batman Movie (2017) George M. Thomas A word of advice: lower your expectations and take the children anyway.
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1/4
Fist Fight (2017) George M. Thomas Lowbrow? That they can do. Serious satire? That escapes them.
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3/4
Kong: Skull Island (2017) George M. Thomas Kong: Skull Island revives the monster flick with humor, a decent story, and modern effects without sacrificing any fun.
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3/4
Beauty and the Beast (2017) George M. Thomas ... the story still possesses the power to charm and teach on a subtle level.
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Going in Style (2017) George M. Thomas ... an enjoyable comedy.
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3/4
The Fate of the Furious (2017) George M. Thomas The result: a film that concentrates on the action, which includes several spectacular scenes filmed in downtown Cleveland, and the easy interplay between the characters.
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3.5/4
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) George M. Thomas ... glides right along in its galactic groove. Just move with it.
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2.5/4
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) George M. Thomas ... possesses the flourishes fans come to expect from a Guy Ritchie film.
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3/4
Wonder Woman (2017) George M. Thomas ... stands on its own as an action-packed, enjoyable piece of escapism.
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4/4
Dunkirk (2017) George M. Thomas Dunkirk sticks with you long after leaving the theater.
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1.5/4
Baywatch (2017) George M. Thomas There are more than a few instances of jokes falling with a thud or succumbing to pervasive predictability over the course of its nearly two hours on the screen, leaving Baywatch awash in a sea of mediocrity.
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