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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Has an intoxicating, old-fashioned feel about it. We are instantly lost in the period, thanks to cinematographer Dion Beebe's almost haloed images and Joseph Bennett's authentic, restrained production design. Read full review
Cate Blanchett has the title role, and she does wonders with it, bringing a degree of passion but also suggesting something essentially unevolved in Charlotte's character. Read full review
Displays so much promise with its beautiful cinematography and superb portrayal by Cate Blanchett that you scarcely notice (or even care) that the story is a bit thin. Read full review
A frustratingly inert story, a bookend to last year's wooden ''Captain Corelli's Mandolin.'' Read full review
Blanchett, Crudup and Gambon stand above and somehow apart from the absurdities of the screenplay. Read full review
Those who do go with the fantasy are probably hopeless romantics. Read full review
Charlotte Gray, for all Blanchett's radiance and intelligence in the title role, is a bore. Read full review
A bland and dour screen version of Sebastian Faulks' highly engrossing bestseller. Read full review
The movie works so diligently to convey a spirit of heroic uplift and fails so completely that it feels like a tragic misfire. Read full review
Director Gillian Armstrong turns Sebastian Faulks' pungent novel about World War II into a soporific. Read full review