Must Go! Collaboratro by jtaini Funny, smart and also some very tense moments. A great look at why you can't go home. A thoughtful tender look at what is truly important in life. Two great performances by Donovan and Morse and...
Must Go! Magnificent acting by tashikitten Martin Donovan has crafted a solid, intimate story. I have no desire to spoil anything, so I'll just focus on the acting, which is magnificent. Donovan has given the showier role to David Morse,...
80 Movieline | Michelle Orange The writing is relaxed in the right places and heightened to a largely effective degree when it counts. Read full review
75 New York Post | Both characters are riveting, and they even manage to earn most of the freight that Donovan loads onto his heavily ironic title. Read full review
70 Village Voice | On one level, it's a dark, funny tragedy, but it's also Donovan's thesis on his own craft. Read full review
67 Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman Donovan, acting with ironic reserve, hands the movie to Morse, who makes his character the kind of crank you can care about just because he's so abysmally lost. Read full review