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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
So original, so funny, so alive with drama, intrigue, mystery and colors that you want to see it again and again. Read full review
Really, really good -- Yes, it's over the top, giddy and parodistic (God bless it). But it also takes a thoughtful, if surreptitious, look at what eight women might act like when men aren't around. Read full review
Whatever you call this one-of-a-kind bonbon spiked with wit and malice, it's classic oo-la-la. Read full review
The result is weightless entertainment that's both camp and true, a warped adoration of star-quality actresses as amazing creatures who can project the lives of fictional characters as well as the essence of their own fabulous selves. Read full review
Movies like 8 Women are essentially made for movie-lovers. You have to have seen overdecorated studio musicals, and you have to know who Darrieux and Deneuve and Beart and Huppert and Ardant are, to get the full flavor. It also helps if you have seen Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap." Read full review
A gorgeous, if disjointed, spectacle, made endurable – if not entirely comprehensible – by its eye-popping cast. Read full review
Indefensible, cynical, even grotesque; it is also pure -- that is to say innocent and uncorrupted -- fun. Read full review
For all its careful plotting, some viewers may find the exercise ultimately hollow and nasty, but thesps make the experience completely worthwhile. Read full review
The cast is the main attraction in Francois Ozon's witty, even touching 8 Women. Read full review
Although it starts off vaguely amusing, 8 Women grows progressively sour, curdled by the filmmakers' bad faith and lack of compassion. It isn't just the tone that's off; it's the point. Read full review