Rotten Tomatoes
Movies Tv shows RT App News Showtimes
Critics list

Rick Hermann

Rick Hermann's reviews do not count toward the Tomatometer®. This is not a Tomatometer-approved critic, and this critic's reviews are not published on a Tomatometer-approved publication.

Reviews

Movies TV Shows
High Sierra (1941) 92% EDIT “Story and reality so often become mixed in 'High Sierra' that it’s hard to separate the two ...” – Parallax View Jun 3, 2022 Full Review Amarcord (1973) 88% EDIT “"I remember." Perhaps that's slightly misleading if you regard memory as purely objective recollection, which this movie obviously isn't.” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Scenes From a Marriage (1973) 88% EDIT “In Scenes from a Marriage we are only infrequently offered relief from the claustrophobic intimacy resulting from Bergman's preoccupation with the faces of Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson.” – Parallax View Jun 20, 2015 Full Review Jaws (1975) 97% EDIT “Jaws, beyond being a minor triumph of special effects and fabricated reality, is really a well-constructed and -executed film that deserves attention and praise for its craftsmanship if nothing else.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Day of the Locust (1975) 63% EDIT “Schlesinger handles his characters as though at the end of a long stick, turning irony into a cruel form of entrapment...” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review Race With the Devil (1975) 71% EDIT “In Race with the Devil any lingering image of the quietly angry-young-something [Peter] Fonda of the late Sixties goes out the window.” – Parallax View Mar 14, 2015 Full Review The Missouri Breaks (1976) 77% EDIT “More than a fair share of iridescent, long-shadowed mornings and ghostly blue, otherworldly evenings mark the twilight of an era in The Missouri Breaks, Arthur Penn's end-of-the-West Western.” – Parallax View May 4, 2012 Full Review I Shot Jesse James (1949) 78% EDIT “... a tension between the heroic and the infamous, between a myth of the West and the psychology of a tragically flawed protagonist.” – Parallax View May 4, 2012 Full Review Stay Hungry (1976) 69% EDIT “... the wide variety of emotional responses being elicited in rapid-fire succession by the director makes Stay Hungry a hard movie to trust.” – Parallax View Dec 17, 2011 Full Review The Shootist (1976) 81% EDIT “[John] Wayne's performance as J.B. Books is a soft-spoken articulation of toughness, weighted with an elegiac sense of mortality accruing not only to the Books legend.” – Parallax View Aug 22, 2011 Full Review Bound for Glory (1976) 81% EDIT “... to a large extent about how, in the Seventies, we see Woody Guthrie as a folk hero.” – Parallax View Aug 3, 2011 Full Review Rocky (1976) 93% EDIT “Sylvester Stallone's meticulous job of screenwriting... is largely responsible for making Rocky such an interestingly compassionate treatment of big guys against little guys.” – Parallax View Aug 3, 2011 Full Review
No Reviews Yet
Load More