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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
An unforgettable, poetic romance from Italy whose disarming humor, blushing encounters and bittersweet flavors are certain to set off a groundswell of smiles, tears and regret. Read full review
A rueful, warmly affecting film featuring a wonderful performance by Mr. Troisi, The Postman would be attention-getting even without the sadness that overshadows it. [14 June 1995, p. C15] Read full review
Made under unique and wrenching circumstances, it gained poignancy and a kind of purity from its troubles, and an already affecting film ended up suffused with emotion. Read full review
The beauty of the film is in its quietness. Read full review
An enchanting Italian serio-comedy about the most unlikely of cinematic subjects-the origins, structure and reach of poetry. Read full review
The screenplay (which is credited to a small crowd: director Michael Radford, Anna Pavignano, Furio Scarpelli, Giacomo Scarpelli and Troisi) is refreshingly witty and restrained. Read full review
With lyrical beauty and memorable performances, The Postman articulates many feelings that seem to defy explanation. Read full review
The Postman (Il Postino) is slight, but it's tough to imagine anyone not liking it. Read full review
Pic's potentially inspiring story too often remains grounded by a problematic script and unshapely direction. Read full review
Troisi, who was a star in Italy, hasn't been seen widely in the United States, and from this film it is difficult to be certain how he achieved his fame. Read full review