| Critics Reviews |
Average Grade: |
C |
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| Source |
Brief Review |
Grade* |
Boston Globe
Ty Burr |
"...gives self-indulgence a tedious name." more... |
C- |
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert |
"I admired Hawke's directorial debut, Chelsea Walls (2001), ever so much more than this movie..." more... |
C |
Chicago Tribune
Scott Schueller |
"...should come with a warning that it may cause bruising from heavy-handed dialogue." more... |
C- |
Entertainment Weekly
Scott Brown |
"...utterly jejune and generic..." more... |
F |
filmcritic.com
Jesse Hassenger |
"The fusion of the actor's on and off-screen experiences (and talents) feels mismatched..." more... |
C- |
New York Post
Linda Stasi |
"...Webber and Moreno are so good, it's hard to believe they're not really deeply and meaningfully in lust." more... |
B |
New York Times
Stephen Holden |
"People in their early 20s, even pretty people, lose their appeal when they dwell this obsessively on their own inchoate turmoil." more... |
C |
ReelViews
James Berardinelli |
"The chemistry between Mark Webber and Catalina Sandino Moreno is electric." more... |
B |
San Francisco Chronicle
Walter Addiego |
"...unfortunately the lead characters are both so callow that you finally don't care much about them." more... |
C |
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sean Axmaker |
"It's nothing new, but Hawke captures some evocative textures and honest moments." more... |
B- |
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