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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Potentially oppressive subject matter is redeemed by impeccable moral integrity and stunning artistry. Read full review
To look at Bringing Out the Dead --to look, indeed, at almost any Scorsese film--is to be reminded that film can touch us urgently and deeply. Read full review
Cage, who gives a blazing, imposive performance, uses his haunted eyes to reveal the emotional scars that Frank can't heal. Read full review
In a role as tailor-made for him as the story is for its writer and director, Nicolas Cage anchors the movie with one of his best performances. Read full review
Achieves a poetic, quasi-religious tone. Read full review
An intense, volatile film full of sorrow and wild, mordant humor. Read full review
Works more in your head than on the screen. Read full review
While heartfelt and beautifully crafted, Bringing Out the Dead is too freighted with its protagonist's failed savior complex and is surprisingly lacking in primal impact. Read full review
Doesn't pack the punch of Schrader and Scorsese's career-best collaborations ("Raging Bull," "Taxi Driver"). Read full review
Dances on the edge of flat-lining just like the DOAs that are Frank's stock-in-trade. Read full review