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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Acting doesn't get more personal, or much greater. Read full review
A wonderfully eccentric piece of filmmaking -- to demand it cohere to formula would be to miss the point. Read full review
There isn't any kind of dance you can compare to Robert Duvall's latest as an actor/director, though a slo-mo minuet might come close. Read full review
The movie is not quite successful. It is too secretive about its heart. Read full review
Duvall missteps in trying to mesh suspense with a love story that also involves the woman (Kathy Baker) John J. lives with and her young daughter (Katherine Micheaux Miller), on whom he disturbingly dotes. Read full review
At heart, ridiculous -- ludicrous in its conception and silly in its spectacle. Read full review
If Mr. Duvall's finely textured performance is a testament to the power of good screen acting to lift a film above the mundane, the movie's many irritating tics demonstrate that he is much more at home in front of the camera than behind it. Read full review
Duvall is a great actor in the homestretch of a great career; it's hard to hold this trifle against him, and certainly nobody will. Read full review
Someone forgot to remind Duvall to write an ending. Read full review
On just about every level -- as a thriller, as a romance and as a character study of a complicated man nearing the end of his professional life -- the film fails, and the meandering, sub-Cassavetes approach is likely to be a turnoff for all but the most indulgent viewers. Read full review