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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A reality-twisting cousin to "Being John Malkovich" -- showcases a Van Damme who's sly like a fox about his own image. Read full review
JCVD may not be the first meta-musclehead movie, but it's certainly the most surprising. Read full review
A shrewd satire about stardom and the cult of celebrity. Read full review
JCVD is a whimsical twist on the biopic, sending up heist movies and breaking cinematic rules to interesting effect. At a critical moment, Van Damme rises out of a tense hostage situation to look into the camera and speak movingly to the audience. He has never seemed more convincing. Read full review
Van Damme says worse things about himself than critics would dream of saying, and the effect is shockingly truthful. Read full review
Inventive, insightful and utterly surprising movie. It takes you places you're not prepared to go: namely, into the soul of a performer best known for flying back kicks. Who, by the way, can act. Read full review
A French-language meta-movie parody par excellence, constitutes the headiest stretch of the beefy star's career since, well, ever. Read full review
JCVD should entertain both movie and action buffs. Van Damme proves once and for all that he's not just a set of glistening pectorals. However, he's still in no danger of being asked to play Hamlet. Read full review
The giddy near-brilliance of its central conceit is squandered by flat execution. Read full review
Some of this is affecting, some of it tedious, and the film's inconsistencies of tone are made more glaring by its peculiar look. Read full review
2.0
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...underestimates its own star Read full review