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Miriam Bale

Miriam Bale's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).

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Elle (2016) 91% EDIT “Elle is clean, deep, and uncomfortable.” – The New Republic Nov 30, 2016 Full Review Christine (2016) 88% EDIT “Hall finds Chubbuck through the strange way she ends her sentences, her awkward laugh. It's an endearing and haunting performance ...” – The New Republic Oct 13, 2016 Full Review Kate Plays Christine (2016) 83% EDIT “Kate Plays Christine proves to be nothing but a ghost story.” – The New Republic Oct 13, 2016 Full Review Breastmilk (2014) 80% 2/5 EDIT “Images of newborns fumbling to feed bear witness to its importance. But the film's myopic style limits its impact.” – New York Daily News May 8, 2014 Full Review Walking With the Enemy (2013) 46% 1/5 EDIT “Unfortunately, the nuances of these intense scenarios are lost in favor of action beats and a bombastic orchestral score.” – New York Daily News Apr 24, 2014 Full Review Thomas Keating: A Rising Tide of Silence (2013) 80% EDIT “Though the film proposes to be about silence, it is packed with incessant talking heads, voice-over narration and music.” – New York Times Apr 10, 2014 Full Review Flex Is Kings (2013) 75% EDIT “Worth watching because of the strong cinematography and the glimpses of strange beauty in the dance moves.” – New York Times Apr 3, 2014 Full Review Jews of Egypt (2013) 78% EDIT “The movie is rich in romanticism and complex political relationships.” – New York Times Mar 28, 2014 Full Review Anita (2013) 82% EDIT “It conveys Ms. Hill's journey from an accuser alone to an activist who shares with, and listens to, others.” – New York Times Mar 20, 2014 Full Review Expulsion and Exchange of Populations (2012) EDIT “The film is packed with details and tells an important and interesting history. Yet is a movie the best format for this content?” – New York Times Mar 20, 2014 Full Review Guilty of Romance (2011) 67% EDIT “[A] sickening, lush mystery about two female corpses, each partly a severed human and partly a mannequin.” – New York Times Mar 13, 2014 Full Review Himizu (2011) 100% EDIT “[Mr. Sono] gives the film a harrowing cacophony and a sense of trauma with sound effects, including subtle echoes.” – New York Times Mar 13, 2014 Full Review The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) 92% 9.5/10 EDIT “With this film, Anderson has proven he is one of the greatest American directors working today.” – Paste Magazine Mar 13, 2014 Full Review Awful Nice (2013) 22% EDIT “In general, the film feels like all setup and no punch line.” – New York Times Mar 6, 2014 Full Review HairBrained (2013) 22% EDIT “Unfortunately, the movie lacks strong enough players to fill in subtext to Mr. Kent's formulaic setups, and the story flounders once Ms. Posey is out of the picture.” – New York Times Feb 27, 2014 Full Review Pompeii (2014) 27% EDIT “In "Pompeii," Mr. Anderson's latest 3-D extravaganza, and his first film without Ms. Jovovich since 2008, he seems to be without visual focus.” – New York Times Feb 20, 2014 Full Review Love Is in the Air (2013) 65% EDIT “For the most part, Julie and Antoine's six-hour trip feels as tedious as if it had been rerouted and taken days instead.” – New York Times Jan 30, 2014 Full Review Miss Granny (2014) 83% EDIT “This weird comedy meanders into heartfelt, complex areas about the regrets, attachments and abandonment of the aged.” – New York Times Jan 30, 2014 Full Review Life is Strange (2011) 40% EDIT “[A] useful, if slightly redundant, oral history ...” – New York Times Jan 23, 2014 Full Review Towheads (2013) 67% EDIT “The movie is a watchable collection of images that never comes together.” – New York Times Jan 22, 2014 Full Review Life of a King (2013) 38% EDIT “The furious energy with which Mr. Gooding stifles his own intensity becomes a fascinating subtext in what is otherwise a forgettable film.” – New York Times Jan 16, 2014 Full Review The Nut Job (2014) 13% EDIT “"The Nut Job" features muddy-colored and often ugly animation, a plot that feels too stretched out and loaded with details to hold the attention of most children, and more flatulence jokes than anyone deserves.” – New York Times Jan 16, 2014 Full Review The Grounded (2014) 25% EDIT “The filmmaker's maniacal enthusiasm is distracting.” – New York Times Jan 9, 2014 Full Review Chingu 2 (2013) 33% EDIT “The subtle anguish of performances by Mr. Yoo and Mr. Kim is a welcome addition to the gangster flick family.” – New York Times Dec 12, 2013 Full Review Implanted (2012) EDIT “Mr. Verrette shows talent in conveying complex emotions, yet he's handicapped by his grand ambition and an inability to do simple scenes well.” – New York Times Dec 5, 2013 Full Review
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