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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
I don't claim to have seen every entry from around the world, but it's hard to imagine five better than this deliciously offbeat comedy, as wildly inventive as anything Billy Wilder ever conceived. Read full review
This is a very funny picture, though it's never burlesqued and is, in fact, occasionally poignant. Read full review
A funny and intermittently sharp German satire that musters gentle nostalgia for East German communism while mocking the not-so-distant past. Read full review
Funny but not a comedy, serious but never overbearing, emotional in an engaging and bittersweet way, Good Bye, Lenin! is a wonderful film unto itself about a world unto itself. Read full review
A comedy, but a peculiar one. Peculiar, because it never quite addresses the self-deception which causes Christiane to support the communist regime in the first place. Read full review
Becker handles the film's comedy with fluency. Read full review
This triumph of historical verisimilitude in the service of solid storytelling requires no detailed knowledge of the period to be appreciated as the moving story of a son's unconditional love for his mother. Read full review
It's a sweet family dramedy whose political undertones don't flatter either capitalism or "democratic socialism." Read full review
Will richly award locals with sly in-jokes and a wonderful comic performance by Bruhl. Non-Germans will certainly get the essence of the humor but may find the movie long and repetitive. Read full review
Much too long. It starts to feel like a flabby, dramatic version of the first "Austin Powers" movie, another exercise in living anachronism as a storytelling device. By the time the picture's final note about German reunification is struck, "Lenin!" has raised a wall of indifference for the audience. Read full review