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Worst: 'Poms' (2019) -

The New York Times called the movie about a group of older women who form a cheerleading squad "an uncomfortable blend of sickness and silliness."

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Best: 'Finding Dory' (2016) - Diane Keaton was the voice of Dory's mom, Jenny, in the animated movie.

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Best: 'Finding Dory' (2016) - The movie received great reviews, with the San Francisco Chronicle writing "it rises above its crowded narrative with an intense emotional core."

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Best: 'Finding Dory' (2016) - The St. Louis Post-Dispatch thought it was one of the most enchanting Pixar productions.

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Worst: 'Love the Coopers' (2015) - Diane Keaton played the Cooper family matriarch as they dealt with marriage problems during the days leading up to Christmas.

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Worst: 'Love the Coopers' (2015) - The Hollywood Reporter described the movie as a tedious Christmas comedy.

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Worst: 'Love the Coopers' (2015) - The Washington Post went as far as saying that the movie "is an insult to tidings of comfort as well as joy, and a complete waste of the time and talents of its ensemble cast."

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Worst: 'And So It Goes' (2014) - Diane Keaton starred alongside Michael Douglas.

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Worst: 'And So It Goes' (2014) - Slant Magazine criticized the movie, saying that "Diane Keaton's jangled neurotic tics lack any dramatic import."

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Worst: 'And So It Goes' (2014) - Variety said: "For all of its 93 minutes, you never feel anything significant is at stake for anyone—save for a paycheck."

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Worst: 'The Big Wedding' (2013) - Diane Keaton starred in the American version of the French movie, 'Mon frère se marie.'

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Worst: 'The Big Wedding' (2013) - NRP said: "[Justin] Zackham's film feels as plastic as a cake topper—and just as hard to digest."

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Worst: 'The Big Wedding' (2013) - The Arizona Republic called the movie obvious and predictable.

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Worst: 'Smother' (2008) - This was yet another movie that received harsh reviews.

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Worst: 'Smother' (2008) - Keaton was the over protective mom of Noah Cooper, played by Dax Shepard (image).

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Worst: 'Smother' (2008) - The New York Post was sad to see an actress as great as Diane Keaton in a movie so terrible.

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Worst: 'Because I Said So' (2007) - In the comedy, Diane Keaton is a neurotic mom who decides to look for a future husband for one of her daughters.

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Worst: 'Because I Said So' (2007) - The Chicago Tribune thought the movie followed the same old romantic formula.

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Worst: 'Because I Said So' (2007) - The Wall Street Journal called it a nightmare.

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Best: 'Elephant' (2003) - From in front of the cameras to behind the scenes, Diane Keaton produced the award-winning Gus Van Sant movie.

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Best: 'Elephant' (2003) -

The film won both the Palme d'Or and the director's prize at the Cannes Film Festival.

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Best: 'Elephant' (2003) - The Wall Street Journal said: "Calmly, almost serenely, Mr. Van Sant and his superb cinematographer, Harris Savides, reveal a vision of contemporary American youth quite unlike any other."

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Best: 'Something's Gotta Give' (2003) - Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson co-star in this movie about two people falling in love later in life.

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Best: 'Something's Gotta Give' (2003) - The San Francisco Chronicle complimented the chemistry between the characters and the joy of seeing such established actors star together.

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Best: 'Something's Gotta Give' (2003) - The Wall Street Journal praised Diane Keaton's performance, saying that she played a crucial role and executed it very well.

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Best: 'Marvin's Room' (1996) - This movie was the highlight of the actress's career and she starred alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Meryl Streep.

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Best: 'Marvin's Room' (1996) - At the time, Time magazine praised the cast of well-established actors.

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Best: 'Marvin's Room' (1996) - Newsweek also praised the production of the movie as well as the soundtrack by Rachel Portman.

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Best: 'Reds' (1981) - 'Reds' is one of Diane Keaton's most acclaimed films, in which she acts alongside Warren Beatty, who also directed the movie.

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Best: 'Reds' (1981) - When it was released, the Washington Post highlighted the movie's intelligent and engaging story.

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Best: 'Reds' (1981) - Rolling Stone's positive review said: "Not since 'Lawrence of Arabia' has there been a serious historical movie of this sweep, complexity and intelligence."

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Best: 'Annie Hall' (1977) - Diane Keaton is well-remembered for the comedy that entered into Woody Allen's hall of classics.

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Best: 'Annie Hall' (1977) - Time Out called the drama sublime comedy, typical of the director.

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Best: 'Annie Hall' (1977) - According to Variety, the love story is touching and sweet, and Woody Allen's most three-dimensional film.

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Best: 'The Godfather' (1972) - We can't forget this classic, which included Diane Keaton in the cast. Here she is, pictured in the third movie of the trilogy.

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Best: 'The Godfather' (1972) - In regards to the first movie, The Hollywood Reporter praised Francis Ford Coppola's extraordinary work.

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Best: 'The Godfather' (1972) -

In the '70s, The New York Times considered the movie to be one of the most brutal and emotional stories about American life.

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