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The Descent opened on 329 screens in the UK and received limited releases in other European countries, eventually earning more than ?£6 million in box office receipts. It has received many positive reviews in the UK and the USA, with 106 out of 128 critics on Rotten Tomatoes giving positive reviews, resulting in an 83% freshness rating. On its debu ....
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Saw was a financial success: shot on a meager budget of about US$1.2 million, it earned over $55 million at the box office. [1] Critical responses were mixed: Saw earned a 45% rating from Rotten Tomatoes, and a 29% rating from the "cream of the crop" (the most esteemed professional critics), qualifying it as "rotten."[2] Audience response was ....
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Even more so than in the previous film, critics found Jigsaw's diabolic "games" to require a large amount of planning and fortuitous timing in order to succeed, causing some to liken his murderous schemes to Rube Goldberg machines. [1] [2] [3] [4] Tobin Bell addressed some of these criticisms by saying, "My sense is that [Jigsaw] is so detail orien ....
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As with its predecessors, the film has gained a positive response from movie-goers, but mixed reviews by critics. "Saw III is the sickest, most brilliant, most twisted, most clever and most emotional Saw yet," and, "has the strongest acting (in the Saw franchise) to date,"[3] claims Fred Topel of CanMag.com. Other critics, such as Jeannette Catsoul ....
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Critical reaction has been extremely poor. As of December 24, 2006, See No Evil has earned an 8% critic rating on Rottentomatoes and a 17% rating on Metacritic, indicating "extreme dislike or disgust". Many reviewers cite genre clich?İs, a poor script, and bad directing. The movies audience rates the film a little higher, with a 4.9/10 rating on th ....
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(The Descent)
The Descent opened on 329 screens in the UK and received limited releases in other European countries, eventually earning more than ?£6 million in box office receipts. It has received many positive reviews in the UK and the USA, with 106 out of 128 critics on Rotten Tomatoes giving positive reviews, resulting in an 83% freshness rating. On its debu ....
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Critical Review (Saw)
Saw was a financial success: shot on a meager budget of about US$1.2 million, it earned over $55 million at the box office. [1] Critical responses were mixed: Saw earned a 45% rating from Rotten Tomatoes, and a 29% rating from the "cream of the crop" (the most esteemed professional critics), qualifying it as "rotten."[2] Audience response was ....
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Critical Reviews (Saw II)
Even more so than in the previous film, critics found Jigsaw's diabolic "games" to require a large amount of planning and fortuitous timing in order to succeed, causing some to liken his murderous schemes to Rube Goldberg machines. [1] [2] [3] [4] Tobin Bell addressed some of these criticisms by saying, "My sense is that [Jigsaw] is so detail orien ....
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Critics Review (SAW III)
As with its predecessors, the film has gained a positive response from movie-goers, but mixed reviews by critics. "Saw III is the sickest, most brilliant, most twisted, most clever and most emotional Saw yet," and, "has the strongest acting (in the Saw franchise) to date,"[3] claims Fred Topel of CanMag.com. Other critics, such as Jeannette Catsoul ....
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Critics Review (See No Evil)
Critical reaction has been extremely poor. As of December 24, 2006, See No Evil has earned an 8% critic rating on Rottentomatoes and a 17% rating on Metacritic, indicating "extreme dislike or disgust". Many reviewers cite genre clich?İs, a poor script, and bad directing. The movies audience rates the film a little higher, with a 4.9/10 rating on th ....
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