100 The Globe and Mail (Toronto) | Liam Lacey Eyes Wide Shut still towers above most of the movies out there, immersing the viewer in a web of emotional complexity, at once raw and personal and, at times, theatrically overcooked. Read full review
100 Chicago Tribune | Michael Wilmington A spellbinder: provocatively conceived, gorgeously shot and masterfully executed. Read full review
100 USA Today | Mike Clark A precisely modulated and mostly mesmerizing 2¾-hour suspense movie, in part because it's one of the most bravely disturbing screen works ever attempted about thoughts withheld by even the most devoted marriage partners and the ramifications of voicing them. Read full review
88 ReelViews | James Berardinelli In terms of power and effect, Eyes Wide Shut approaches (but does not surpass) Kubrick's vintage work - it is thought-provoking and unsettling. Read full review