Publications list

Flix Capacitor

Flix Capacitor is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer^® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Stephen Carty.

Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
3/5	Tron (1982)	Stephen Carty	Dated and lacking in storytelling, Tron remains significant thanks to still-impressive visuals and a foresight for cyber realities. Plus, that lightcycle chase is awesomely cool. Posted Oct 02, 2025 Edit critic review
4/5	Testament of Youth (2014)	Stephen Carty	Testament Of Youth won't convert those who are fundamentally opposed to British period dramas, but it is beautifully shot and elevated by a striking lead performance. Posted Jan 16, 2015 Edit critic review
3/5	The Fault in Our Stars (2014)	Stephen Carty	The Fault In Our Stars is unlikely to win over the cynics, but Woodley has a smile that lights up the screen, and you believe in her even when the film's plausibility is stretched. Posted Jan 06, 2015 Edit critic review
3/5	The Face of Love (2013)	Stephen Carty	The story's plausibility is stretched in places, but it is held together by Bening and Harris, both of whom are wholly convincing at all times. Posted Dec 11, 2014 Edit critic review
4/5	The Skeleton Twins (2014)	Stephen Carty	The Skeleton Twins follows a fairly predictable trajectory, but it is littered with affecting moments and joyous sequences. Posted Nov 07, 2014 Edit critic review
4/5	Psycho (1960)	Stephen Carty	The shower sequence, the shrieking score, Anthony Perkins, that twist ending... Psycho remains a stone-cold classic. Posted Dec 08, 2012 Edit critic review
3.5/5	Star Trek (2009)	Stephen Carty	The character work is consistently ace, but Star Trek 2009 doesn't offer the high-minded, underlying ideas that the show was known for. Posted Sep 30, 2012 Edit critic review