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critic

[krit-ik] / ˈkrɪt ɪk /




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For decades, the island was celebrated by U.S. critics worldwide as a scrappy symbol of anti-imperialism and a utopic experiment in socialism.

From Los Angeles Times

The first episode of Saturday Night Live UK has hit our screens - 50 years after the US original - and largely got a warm welcome from critics, but it failed to raise a smile with some.

From BBC

Our critic praised it as “a show that brilliantly and sensitively embraces Taiwan’s complicated history through works new and old.”

From The Wall Street Journal

So this remarkable, slightly contentious, comeback party is a reflection of the band's place in South Korean minds, according to music critic Lim Hee-yun.

From BBC

Amazon MGM is putting all of their chips on this film, and for good reason: Andy Weir’s 2021 source novel was a hit among critics and especially among voracious readers of contemporary science fiction.

From Salon