0Erin Free
3.2Erin Free’s “The Hunger” Is the Tease of Film Criticism 
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3.2Erin Free Slaps Together a Few Thoughts in “The Counselor”
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4.8Erin Free’s “Rush” Makes Its Points With Brevity and Style
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2.93Erin Free’s “The World’s End” Is Sensitive but Dull
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2.75Free’s “Kick-Ass 2” Is Uneven but Successful at What It Sets Out to Do
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Review Sampler
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High Reviews-
Alonso Duralde
4.63
Alonso Duralde’s “Aces the Foreplay, Flubs the Climax” Is Smart, Fun, and Unceasingly Clever -
Brian Orndorf 4.28
Brian Orndorf’s “Dallas Buyers Club” Is Precise but Not Without Flaws -
Jeffrey Lyles 4.25
Jeffrey Lyles’s “Review: Don Jon” Is Carefully Crafted Humor Worth Reading
