Claudia Puig
Critic Overview in Movies
64Avg. Critic Score
Critic Score Distribution
positive
1.2k(64%)
mixed
435(22%)
negative
264(14%)
Highest Critic Score
100
Lowest Critic Score
Critic Reviews for Movies
Mar 20, 2018
Roxanne Roxanne80
Mar 20, 2018
A well-acted, inspiring story of female empowerment, the captivating “Roxanne Roxanne” is as much about survival and the bonds of family as it is about busting rhymes.
Oct 25, 2017
Thank You for Your Service58
Oct 25, 2017
The story undertakes an undeniably worthy subject. But Thank You for Your Service has too many moments that fall flat, seem unlikely, or don’t elicit the desired response. The complexities of PTSD deserve a better, more thoughtful and layered film.
Oct 6, 2017
The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson85
Oct 6, 2017
The film is vital for both its history and its currency. Above all, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson works powerfully as a rallying cry for tolerance, love and understanding.
Oct 2, 2017
Chavela90
Oct 2, 2017
The captivating documentary Chavela, directed by Catherine Gund (“Born to Fly”) and Daresha Kyi, mesmerizes with its impressionistic blend of archival photos, musical performances, concert footage and candid interviews with the legendary singer herself, as well with her ardent friends like Pedro Almodóvar and former lovers.
Sep 7, 2017
Walking Out85
Sep 7, 2017
It’s a brutal, blood-drenched story, but also a captivating and poignant generational saga that will stay with the viewer long afterward.
Aug 31, 2017
Dolores86
Aug 31, 2017
Huerta comes across as warm, wise and indefatigable in Bratt’s provocative and inspirational film, but he doesn’t engage in hagiography.
Aug 25, 2017
All Saints50
Aug 25, 2017
The film’s major saving grace is how it seeks to be inclusive in its depiction of Christianity. Through a collective endeavor, a sense of community and faith is reinforced.
Aug 17, 2017
Marjorie Prime92
Aug 17, 2017
Marjorie Prime is a contemplative, intimate and poetic chamber piece, superbly told and nimbly acted, with equal parts nuance and empathy.
Aug 6, 2017
The Glass Castle40
Aug 6, 2017
In Cretton’s hands, this fact-based tale of an oddball, destitute upbringing rings false. It’s based on a woman’s complicated personal recollections of her traumatic childhood, and yet it feels like a cloying, one-note Hollywood tale, the beastly trauma all tied up with a pretty bow and de-fanged.
Aug 4, 2017
Wind River88
Aug 4, 2017
With its chilly, atmospheric and convincing story, Wind River has the feel of a richly immersive novel. It’s not perfect.... But the mood is tense, the characters are well-drawn and director-screenwriter Taylor Sheridan has crafted some of the best dialogue of any movie this year.