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'Basic Instinct' (1992) -

Worst: This movie was criticized by The Globe and Mail as an intellectually insulting film.

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'Basic Instinct' (1992) -

Despite the bad reviews, Sharon Stone achieved worldwide recognition after starring in the film.

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'Casino' (1995) - Best: The Chicago Sun-Times considered Martin Scorsese's movie to be rich in details and full of his typical energy and rhythm.

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'Casino' (1995) - Variety highlighted the movie's bold style.

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'Antz' (1998) - Best: The animated movie was considered by ReelViews as more visually impressive than 'Toy Story.'

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'Antz' (1998) -

New York Magazine described 'Antz' as a fun children's movie full of powerful messages, even for adults.

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'Sphere' (1998) - Worst: The movie received less than stellar reviews all round.

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ReelViews criticized the film, saying that it tried to satisfy everyone, but ended up pleasing no one.

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'Gloria' (1999) - Worst: Sharon Stone played the titular character in this mob movie.

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'Gloria' (1999) - USA Today wrote a brutal review, stating that they pitied the actress and the director, Sidney Lumet.

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'Cold Creek Manor' (2003) - Worst: This film is about a couple who move to the countryside for peace and quiet, but end up having some terrifying experiences.

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'Cold Creek Manor' (2003) - Premiere criticized the weak plot and considered the movie a flop despite its very capable cast and director.

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'Catwoman' (2004) -

Worst: Sharon Stone stars alongside Halle Berry's Catwoman in this on-screen version of the comic book story.

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The New York Times considered the movie dumb and pointless.

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'Basic Instinct 2' (2006) -

Worst: A second attempt at 'Basic Instinct' came out in 2006.

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The critics hated the movie and The Washington Post concluded that it lacked suspense.

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'Fading Gigolo' (2013) -

Worst: Sharon Stone is a wealthy dermatologist to Woody Allen's character in this comedy, which received mixed reviews.

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'Fading Gigolo' (2013) - Variety thought that screenwriter and director John Turturro was sensible and intelligent, but, in general, the movie did not go over well.

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'Dior and I' (2014) - Best: Sharon Stone pops up in this compelling documentary about French designer Christian Dior.

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'Dior and I' (2014) - The A.V. Club thought the director was very successful in communicating the fascinating world of fashion.

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'Mothers and Daughters' (2016) - Worst: The New York Times declared that despite the stellar cast, the movie lacked depth and character development.

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'Mothers and Daughters' (2016) - The Seattle Times expressed the frustration of seeing a strong cast in a movie full of clichés.

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'Life on the Line' (2015) - Worst: The action drama wasn't saved by the appearances of Sharon Stone and John Travolta.

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'Life on the Line' (2015) - The New York Times classified the movie as a completely predictable and stupid cliché.

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'Harry Benson: Shoot First' (2016) - Best: Stone made an appearance in another fascinating documentary, this time about famous photographer Harry Benson's life.

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'Harry Benson: Shoot First' (2016) - Time thought the documentary was stunning, telling viewers not to blink even once. Maybe Stone should stick to documentary appearances...

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'The Disaster Artist' (2017) -

Best: Sharon Stone redeemed herself in this James Franco-produced comedy, which received many positive reviews.

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'The Disaster Artist' (2017) - The San Francisco Chronicle considered the movie incredibly fun and surprisingly funny.

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'All I Wish' (2017) - Worst: The New York Times criticized the flick and called the script "generic."

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'All I Wish' (2017) -

Despite the bad reviews about the movie's structure and plot, Sharon Stone's performance was considered "incredibly appealing" by The Hollywood Reporter.

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'Running Wild' (2017) - Best: In this movie, Sharon Stone plays Stella Davis, a widow who works with convicts to save her ranch and rehabilitate a herd of wild horses.

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BluRay.com wrote about the film: "It’s surprisingly convincing, carried along by accomplished performances, a cozy rural atmosphere, and a deep concern for the plight of the American horse."

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