LAMBScores: The Incredibly Great and Powerful Halle Berry

by Shane Slater · April 6, 2013 · Featured, LAMBscores · No Comments

I was unfortunately unable to do a post last week, so this time we have a fairly big edition of the LAMBScores, with four new releases on the slate. First up, we have the latest foray into the world of Oz (Oz the Great and Powerful). We’ve also got a comedy (The Incredible Burt Wonderstone), a thriller (The Call) and a crime drama (Dead Man Down). Find out what your fellow lambs had to say below and don’t forget to check out the forums for the next edition of the LAMBScores.

Rotten Tomatoes: 3.05 (61%)

IMDb: 3.45 (6.9/10)

LAMB: 2.83 (38)

Average: 3.11

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LAMB Bites:
Cinema Won: “Oz the Great and Powerful is great, but isn’t that powerful.”
Benend’s Basement: “Oz the Great and Powerful is all about believing but when 90% of your film is trickery and illusion, it’s very hard to believe.”
Can’t Stop The Movies: “A drab film where the ultimate message is that all magic is a selfish lie told through sexist cheats and cynics who still manage to be rewarded.”