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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Escapist fun that provides an effective showcase for the blue-collar charisma and bulky good looks of its hyper-athletic lead, four-time World Champion wrestler John Cena (think Matt Damon, only twice the size). Read full review
There's something strangely charming about films that are all artifice, explosions, and naked calculation. 12 Rounds is at least honest trash: It never pretends to be anything other than manic schlock. Read full review
You will probably find yourself praying for this duel's knock-out punch to arrive long before it actually does. Read full review
This is the kind of amiable time-killer that belongs on a basic-cable weekend afternoon. Read full review
I defy you to hate John Cena. Really. You can try all you want, but I don't think you'll make it. Read full review
Noisy, cut into a head-snapping blur with little room for Cena to even try showing emotion, 12 Rounds is an occasionally exciting but always empty experience. Read full review
As one of the WWE's marquee pro wrestlers, John Cena is some actor. As a straight actor . . . he's a great wrestler. Read full review
There are, as you may have guessed, 12 rounds of this arbitrary nonsense. Annoying as the conceit may be, it neatly functions as a means to gauge how much is left to endure. Read full review
Cena is no Jason Statham. His stolid seriousness sucks the life right out of any scene in which he's required to speak. It's a bad sign when you repeatedly wish a runaway trolley would silence the hero. Read full review
The viewer, even from a seated position, deserves a championship belt for surviving this overlong actioner. Read full review
2.0
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Cena's new opponent: acting. Read full review