0Glenn Lovell
1.68Glenn Lovell’s “Out of the Furnace” Is in Need of Extinguishing 
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3.43Glenn Lovell Works From a Checklist in “Catching Fire”
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4.53Glenn Lovell’s “Dallas Buyers Club” Offers No Jarring Notes
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2.45Glenn Lovell’s “The Counselor” Is an Example of Not Doing Your Job.
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3.38Glenn Lovell’s “Escape Plan” Works, but Is Missing Something
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1.88The Message Is Unclear in Glenn Lovell’s “Carrie”
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2.25Glenn Lovell’s “Survivor’s Guilt?” Is Guilty of Boorishness
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2.5Glenn Lovell’s “Gravity” Describes Much of Film, but Quite Well
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Critic Averages
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Review Sampler
Optimus
High Reviews-
Matt Singer
4.9
Singer’s “The World’s End” Makes All Other Reviews of the Film Seem Null and Void -
Mark Dujsik 4.83
Mark Dujsik’s “Rush” Is Well Thought-Out and Insightful -
Ed Whitfield 4.8
Ed Whitfield’s “Philomena” Is Pure Pleasure Put to Prose
