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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A touching, often poetic, sometimes achingly real snapshot of a brief encounter related almost entirely through the bedroom. Read full review
9 Songs, for all its failed ambitions and its tinge of sexism, is lovely to watch. Read full review
It's a smart, provocative idea for a movie. I wish 9 Songs was that movie. Read full review
Nobody will go to see Michael Winterbottom's sexually explicit, novelty-act drama - a naughty peep show for sobersides, disguised as a nature documentary - to hear the songs; everyone will go to see the shagging, which occupies the majority of the screen time. Read full review
As an idea, the film is fascinating, but as an experience it grows tedious; the concerts lack closeups, the sex lacks context, and Antarctica could use a few penguins. Read full review
Never did sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll seem more shopworn and routine. Read full review
An examination of a sexual relationship that's about as viscerally explicit as hardcore can get...But as satisfying viewing experiences go, the film comes up mighty short in terms of story, interesting characters and technical prowess. Read full review
Yet for all its ballyhooed candor about sexual matters, it's a surprisingly baffling and opaque film, too artistic to be standard pornography and too zealously focused on being graphic to the exclusion of all else to succeed as drama. Read full review
9 Songs inadvertently proves just how limited experimentation for its own sake can be. Read full review
This disappointing new film from director Michael Winterbottom ("24 Hour Party People") suffers from a similar malaise: It's poetic and pretty, strives for profundity without attaining it, and finally ends up saying nothing. Read full review