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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It's a rich, emotional story, a wonderfully appealing film made with humor and intelligence, but there is also something almost magical about how it takes the stuff of innumerable previous films -- love, romance and adolescent coming of age -- and turns them into something that feels one of a kind. Read full review
We like these people, which is important, and we are amused by them, which is helpful, but most of all we envy them, because they negotiate their romantic perplexities with such dash and style. Read full review
The psychological darkness that underpins this film doesn't seem inappropriate to its wit and charm, but rather amplifies it, makes it more real. Read full review
A delightful coming-of-age movie that teeters on contrivance but never topples. Read full review
If there's true magic to be found in the proceedings, it's in Garai's dexterous performance. Read full review
The evident affection that the filmmakers bear toward Smith's novel, and toward the odd, spirited people who inhabit it, gives the film a modest, hardworking appeal. Read full review
Fywell has transformed this autobiographical novel into a perceptive, wholly engaging drama, infusing the proceedings with a light tone that almost qualifies the film as a comedy, yet never loses sight of the unpredictability of human emotions. Read full review
Sadly too often (and I'm unsure whether this is the result of voices that echo when bounced off stone walls or because the acting is all over the place), the characters create the impression that English is their second language. Read full review
Smith's book is a charmer, but the keys to this ''Castle'' have been misplaced. Read full review
Could have been a sensation if a director with a smidgen of moviemaking instinct had taken the helm. Read full review