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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Something fresh, clever and confident. Read full review
It's not art, but it's fun artfully done. And as long as you're paying less than the price of a cheapo motel for the night, it's worth checking into. Read full review
Fine escapist fare with a saving sense of humor and an underlying premise that, when revealed, proves to be arguably plausible even if a reach. Read full review
The violence and mayhem are constant, though the movie's style is refreshingly old-fashioned -- scream- and laughter-inducing, rather than coldly repulsive in the modern fashion. Read full review
A rarity, a movie that seems to be on autopilot for the first two acts and then reveals that it was not, with a third act that causes us to rethink everything that has gone before. Ingenious, how simple and yet how devious the solution is. Read full review
The hardest work falls to Cusack, a subtle actor with a valuable gift for conveying the sadness and loneliness beneath the skin of even the most jaded and self-contained men-about-town. Read full review
With moments of mind-bending creepiness, the film has potential, but eventually it devolves into merely a head-scratcher. Read full review
Some fancy footwork in the writing and directing can't disguise the hoary "Ten Little Indians" origins of Identity. Read full review
Reasonably well-executed thriller. It suffers not from awkwardness or silliness, which would make it more fun, but rather from its air-brushed, expensive pretentiousness. Read full review
It's an exasperating exercise in B-movie hokum and screenwriter's gimmickry. Read full review