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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It's an inside-the-park home run -- a small, lovingly overwritten comic drama about fate, failure, and primal longing. To put it in words a Sox fan would understand, the movie hurts good. Read full review
This is DeLillo's first produced screenplay, but he has written for the stage, and perhaps his portrait of Steven Schwimmer (Robert Downey Jr.), the detested critic, is drawn from life. Read full review
A quirky little comedy about one day in the life of a New York playwright on the brink of either greatness or failure. Read full review
A modest but agreeable, and often very funny, movie. Read full review
Small and intimate, Game 6 is a meditation on American theater and the Great American Pastime that hovers above the surface of reality but never quite takes off, either. Read full review
There are funny bits strewn throughout Game 6, and it's good to see Keaton in a meaty, nonshowy role for a change. He has the chops when he's not mugging. Read full review
It attempts to walk the fine line between despair and comedy, reality and imagination, and often succeeds. For audiences prepared to take the leap of faith and accept the unusual tone of the film, Game 6 should be a winner. Others may wonder what the fuss is about. Read full review
Game 6 is ultimately a curious dud. Read full review
A tale of one man's meltdown that ought to have an expiration date of Oct. 27, 2004, stamped on every frame. Read full review
Game 6, the first screenplay by one of America's great living novelists, Don DeLillo, is poorly served by Michael Hoffman's flat, soporific direction. Read full review