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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Cherot (who also co-wrote the script with Charles E. Drew Jr.) has made that rare hip-hop movie that doesn't fetishize lurid ghetto clichs. Read full review
A handsome, compelling drama, about the African-American elite settling in the Hamptons, that more than stands on its own. Read full review
Unpolished but entertaining. Read full review
If the movie's not as bad as it sounds, it's not all that great, either. Read full review
Despite the updated setting and some on-the-money performances, the sleek if dramatically flimsy results make for a less than great "Gatsby." Read full review
"The Great Gatsby" was famously bungled in the pulseless 1974 movie with Robert Redford. G, which updates the story with an African-American cast, is another strikeout, further destroying F. Scott Fitzgerald's film batting average. Read full review
The problem with G is not merely that the ending doesn't work and feels hopelessly contrived. It's also that the plot adds too many unnecessary characters and subplots, so that the main line gets misplaced. Read full review
A somewhat faithful but not very graceful retelling of F. Scott Fitzgerald's elegant Jazz Age tragedy "The Great Gatsby." Read full review
It's an ugly affair overall, but at least you can say you've never seen such beautiful shirts. Read full review
For anyone to enjoy this starchy, contrived exercise in vanity and product placement, it's best not to have read the book. In fact, it's best not to have read ANY book. Read full review