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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A hoot, or at least a collection of delightful hootlets hung on a short, frayed line. Read full review
The result is a satisfying and original picture. Read full review
The movie has nowhere much to go and nothing much to prove, except that Stephen King is correct and if you can devise the right characters and the right situation, the plot will take care of itself -- or not, as the case may be. Read full review
It's just weirdness for the sake of weirdness, and where ''Human Nature'' should be ingratiating, it's just grating. Read full review
In truth, I didn't care much for it, while respecting it a great deal. It's self-consciously childish and "innocent," and everything is overdrawn to cartoon dimension. Read full review
The movie is too cute to take itself too seriously, but it still feels like it was made by some very stoned college students. Read full review
Should have been more polished, and less tame. Read full review
Charlie Kaufman's clever screenplay bears many traces of the same brand of originality and eccentric imagination that graced his work on "Being John Malkovich," although even at an hour-and-a-half the conceit is stretched almost too thin for audience sustenance. Read full review
After some promising leaps, bounds and swings through a fascinating jungle of possibility, Charlie Kaufman's movie misses an all-important creeper. Read full review
A goofball movie, in the way "Malkovich" was, but it tries too hard. Read full review