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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Anyone who thinks that Josh Hartnett isn't a true movie star should see his riveting, high-wire performance in August. Read full review
Stylish, well acted drama. Read full review
There's not much to it, but Austin Chick's hyper-focused indie does serve as a nicely assured showcase for lead Josh Hartnett. Read full review
This middling drama has no glaring faults, but simply lacks the intended urgency. Read full review
Chick's underwhelming exploration of post-millennial angst is as empty and vacant as its protagonist's inexpressive peepers. Read full review
Another among this year's crop of features that demonstrates that having a cast with indie cred can sometimes do little to buoy a film's miscalculated execution. Read full review
The movie's amoral momentum is fatally slowed by an acronym-heavy script and flimsy characterizations that offer fine actors -- including Rip Torn as Tom's contemptuous father and Naomie Harris as his missed opportunity -- little to play. Read full review
Tedious and ultimately pointless film. Read full review
August seems to be missing something essential--a prologue? Or maybe it's not what's missing that's the problem, but what's here. Read full review
As usual, Hartnett exhibits the acting ability of linoleum; his performance would not be measurably changed if he lapsed into a coma halfway through. Only an amusing cameo by David Bowie enlivens things, but he's onscreen for just about two minutes at the end. Read full review