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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
King of the Corner is not plot-driven. It's like life: just one damned thing after another Read full review
A warm, unexpectedly moving portrait of a man on the verge of what could either be a dreadful or delightful second chapter. Read full review
Warm and wise comedy of middle-age malaise. Read full review
I've never quite figured out what the poker-faced Peter Riegert does as an actor, but his matter-of-fact minimalism is always funny and affecting. Read full review
King of the Corner has been adapted from Gerald Shapiro's "Bad Jews and Other Stories" and suffers from an odd, disjointed quality. Read full review
It's all pleasant but fairly unimportant, and then -- POW -- comes the great scene, almost out of nowhere. Read full review
An average film starring an average character actor, but maybe that's the point. This is a story about the benefits of just showing up. Even at its most sentimental, Riegert's pet project possesses a lived-in integrity that nearly offsets the staleness of the material. Read full review
Lacks the stylistic attention to psychological distress that might have lent it maximum impact. Instead, the pic is amiable, kinda charming, visually routine, and incisive in individual sequences. Read full review
It's a low-key actor's showreel, harmless and toothless and sleepy. It'd go pretty well with a glass of warm milk. Read full review
But look up the word "slight" in the dictionary and you could find a still from this film. Read full review
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