0Joe Gross
4.3Joe Gross’s “Stock Fraud” Recovers From Slow Start 
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4.45Joe Gross’s “Ballad of Walt and Pamela” Shines With Insight
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3.08Joe Gross’s Early Spark Dies Out in “Catching Fire”
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2.88Joe Gross’s “McConaughey and Leto Hypnotize” Is a Confusing Misfire
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3.03Joe Gross’s “Most Shades” Starts With a Good Laugh Then Loses Momentum
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4.05Joe Gross’s “All of the Horror” Allows Too Much Plot Into Still Fine Work
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3Joe Gross Is Mediocre in “‘Rush’”
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Word Count: 749 |
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1.93Joe Gross’s “Stay for the Story” Lacks Personality
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Review Sampler
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High Reviews-
Josh Larsen
4.55
Josh Larsen’s “Review: The World’s End” Holds Court, but Is Not Snooty -
Christopher Orr 4.5
Christopher Orr’s “The World’s End” Is the Review to End All Reviews -
Matthew Odam 4.28
An Emphasis on Plot Doesn’t Sink Matthew Odom’s “Feel the Danger”
