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Archer Winsten

Archer Winsten's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
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My Bloody Valentine (1981) 39% EDIT “The picture doesn't make much sense.” – New York Post Jan 29, 2026 Full Review Tron (1982) 60% EDIT “To put it bluntly -- and entirely outside the familiar realm of movie entertainment -- this is Something Else.” – New York Post Oct 6, 2025 Full Review The Return of the Living Dead (1985) 71% EDIT “All movies about the "living dead" strain for the same effect: pit-of-the-stomach disgust. In that respect The Return of the Living Dead rates near the top.” – New York Post Aug 13, 2025 Full Review Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) 78% EDIT “For me the film was like a nightmare that left an indelible impression of Pee-wee Herman himself, simpering, mincing, smiling his tight little smile, eternally hopeful. But the action itself remains a total blank.” – New York Post Jul 30, 2025 Full Review Superman II (1980) 88% EDIT “In the end children of all ages will be delighted that Superman is back on the job, defending "Truth, Justice and the American Way" against all comers. And he's in love with Louis Lane, too. Who could ask for anything more of any fairy tale?” – New York Post Jun 25, 2025 Full Review Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 93% EDIT “Like so many sequels, the novelty has to some extent worn off, but it must be said that this film is identical in quality of production and general appeal to Star Wars.” – New York Post Apr 23, 2025 Full Review Rancho Deluxe (1975) 62% EDIT “In the end, it's a picture like nothing you've seen before, and maybe wouldn't want to see again.” – New York Post Mar 27, 2025 Full Review The Song Remains the Same (1976) 40% EDIT “Unfortunately the total effect ends up as a kind of torture chamber in which small rodents might die and people, not inured to Led Zeppelin, wonder if they can stand it without permanent damage to their eardrums.” – New York Post Mar 3, 2025 Full Review Raging Bull (1980) 92% EDIT “You certainly don't emerge from this entertainment uplifted, inspired or wishing to emulate a hero. Instead you've had your nose rubbed in the bloody, seamy side of the "manly act" and got to know one of its best, but least happy, champions. ” – New York Post Oct 11, 2023 Full Review 9 to 5 (1980) 70% EDIT “As [a] comedy, the film gets by with a fair degree of success, utilizing a variety of semi slapstick and travesty, to make its points. ” – New York Post Mar 3, 2023 Full Review Confessions of a Congressman (1978) 67% EDIT “Pictures of startling originality have been coming out of Spain since the end of Franco's repressive fascism. Another, perhaps the most extraordinary, is El Diputado.” – New York Post Aug 17, 2022 Full Review The Lady Vanishes (1938) 98% EDIT “Here is another world of violence, humor and menace, miraculously wrought out of base ingredients. Mr. Hitchcock should be hailed as the wizard who has discovered the secret of making silk purses out of sow’s ears.” – New York Post Aug 11, 2022 Full Review Breathless (1959) 95% EDIT “It is a thin story, filled to the brim with extraordinary character of the modem, wild, criminal youth, as exemplified by Belmondo.” – New York Post Aug 11, 2022 Full Review Old Ironsides (1926) 100% EDIT “Mr. Cruze, in his usual sweeping fashion, has turned out a picture that is big, cheerful, and decidedly thrilling.” – New York Post Oct 7, 2020 Full Review Ocean's Eleven (1960) 47% EDIT “The picture is very plush... so much a display of performers who act as if a mere appearance would induce hysteria in the adoring public, that you wonder who's fooling whom.” – New York Post Sep 22, 2018 Full Review Love Me Tender (1956) 58% EDIT “[Elvis Presley] has all the emotions that he has heretofore expressed merely with larynx and pelvis.” – New York Post Sep 22, 2018 Full Review A Man to Remember (1938) EDIT “The picture falls below the heights but it is within hailing distance because its hero is truly a man worth remembering.” – New York Post Sep 22, 2018 Full Review Vertigo (1958) 93% EDIT “It's doubtful that Vertigo can take equal rank with the best of the Hitchcock studies -- it has too many holes -- but it assays high in visual confectionary of place, person and celluloid wiles.” – New York Post Sep 21, 2018 Full Review The Connection (1961) 95% EDIT “With so much to offer, the picture can be excused from the duties of entertainment in the pleasurable sense.” – New York Post Sep 21, 2018 Full Review
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