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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It simply looks at the day as it unfolds, and that is a brave and radical act; it refuses to supply reasons and assign cures, so that we can close the case and move on. Read full review
Calmly, almost serenely, Mr. Van Sant and his superb cinematographer, Harris Savides, reveal a vision of contemporary American youth quite unlike any other. Read full review
A movie that throws out the rules with audacity, assurance and admirable moral seriousness. Read full review
An understated, hypnotic stroke of brilliance. Read full review
Working with cinematographer Harris Savides and serving as the film's editor, he (Van Sant) has fashioned a visual style and a narrative shape that has the quality of a waking dream, then a nightmare. Rarely do form and content add up with such harmonious grace and power. Read full review
To those who see no purpose to this film, I say the purpose is learning not to turn a blind eye. The unique and unforgettable Elephant keeps its eyes wide open. Read full review
By making the camera an observer, we get a perspective that often comes out of horror movies, a choice that whips the ordinary with the terrifying, an unforgettable mix. Read full review
Beauty competes with vacuity in Elephant, and for a good stretch of writer-director Gus Van Sant's maddeningly passive ode to high school innocence and Columbine-age youthful evil, beauty wins. Read full review
A haunting elegy on the unpredictability of life. Never knowing what the next minute might bring is the elephant in all our lives. Read full review
Achieves some glancing poetic effects during its first hour, but becomes gross and exploitative during the shooting rampage of the final act. Read full review