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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Deliciously witty and entertaining A first-rate thriller, one that's likely to generate as much word-of-mouth as "Alien,'' "Carrie'' and "Psycho'' did in their time. [23 Aug 1991, Daily Notebook, p.F1] Read full review
If "Henry V," the first film [Branaugh] directed and starred in, caused people to compare him to Olivier, "Dead Again" will inspire comparisons to Welles and Hitchcock - and the Olivier of Hitchcock's "Rebecca." Read full review
With its stylized black-and-white sequences and fast-paced melodramatic plot, this homage to film noir is both intense and purposely self-conscious. Read full review
Branagh has mastered the tricky high-wire act of simultaneously kidding the conventions he is being absolutely faithful to, allowing us to squeal with both fright and knowing laughter. His is a film lover's film [23 Aug 1991, Calendar, p.F1] Read full review
A big, convoluted, entertainingly dizzy romantic mystery melodrama. Read full review
Engaging film style is buoyed by an infectious sense of fun and punctuated by wild and woolly character turns. Read full review
Hopelessly muddled but doggedly entertaining. Read full review
Directing with an eye to "Rebecca," Branagh brings more mood than suspense to this apparent hommage to Hitchcock. Still, he raises no goose bumps. Read full review
It's fun to see somebody revive the amnesia genre - how long has it been? - but the conceit quickly grows irksome. Only Thompson, who manages to be appealing in both of her roles, will likely reap much from this DOA folly. [23 Aug 1991, Life, p.4D] Read full review
A two-hour search for a pulse... A miscalculation from a prodigious talent who has forgotten that you squeeze the life out of romance when you don't give it space to breathe. Read full review