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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Darkly funny, twisty-cool existential tragicomedy, loaded with smart notions and filmed like a surrealist dream. Read full review
Barthes takes her notion and runs with it, and Giamatti and Strathairn follow fearlessly. Read full review
Cold Souls has its flaws, and it threatens to sag into a Paul-like morbidity, but Giamatti’s anxious mien and unspectacular shamblings have never been better deployed. Read full review
The chief pleasure to be derived from watching Cold Souls is that it's a journey into the unexpected. Read full review
The low-key satire would have benefited from more of a back story to Giamatti's character and a clearer sense of his relationship with his wife. But what we do get is compelling in the way of an indelible, dreamy short story. Read full review
An amusing slice of existential whimsy with an Eastern European bent, Cold Souls posits a world in which humans can have their souls extracted and implanted in each others’ bodies. Read full review
It may be only in the film's last ambiguous, evocative image that Barthes and Parekh finally transcend the material and arrive at something beautiful and ineffable. Read full review
In this attractive, smart-enough, finally un-brave movie Ms. Barthes peeks at the dark comedy of the soul only to beat a quick, pre-emptive retreat. Read full review
Somewhere between the rabbit-hole absurdist comedy of Charlie Kaufman and a navel-gazing Woody Allen film is the somberly humorous indie Cold Souls. Read full review
The premise seems profound, but the claustrophobically inert execution lacks reach or imagination. Read full review
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