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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Makes shameless use of tried-and-true elements -- but it's hardly the same old song. Read full review
A rousing, warmhearted comedy, as infectious as the gospel music it celebrates. Read full review
Breaks through as a delightful, surprisingly fresh comedy. Read full review
Not brilliant and it has some clunky moments where we see the plot wheels grinding, but it has its heart and its grin in the right places. Read full review
The movie's musical sequences, which primarily feature popularized versions of gospel standards, are exhilarating and energetic. Unfortunately, that's only half the story, because the so-called dramatic material, which links together all the musical numbers, is mind-numbingly bad. Read full review
Paper-thin plot serves as a pretext for rousing gospel numbers in The Fighting Temptations, which straddles styles and eras to get everybody's toes tapping. Read full review
The camera loves Beyoncé, but her acting coach may harbor more ambivalence; if she could convert the imperious urgency of her best singing to screen presence, we might stop wishing Whitney would come back from her own private netherlands. Read full review
This movie feels phony and slick, as if it were cooked up by Darrin's cynical ad agency, rather than at his aunt's stove down in Montecarlo. Read full review
If Gooding can't get another "Boyz N the Hood" or "Jerry Maguire" soon, his career will need its own cork. Read full review
The energetic musical sequences help make it feel warmer and more ingratiating than it otherwise would, which is fortunate, since this rickety vehicle needs all the help it can get. Read full review
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