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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Kristin Scott Thomas' performance in I've Loved You So Long is one of a small handful of highlights by which people will remember this year in movies. This is acting at its most exalted. Read full review
Their characters' desire (Scott Thomas and Zylberstein) -- no, need -- to repair their fragile bond feels as achingly real as the mother lode of hidden pain that gets exposed by the work of these two great actresses. Read full review
Performances this strong and direction this sensitive make us simply grateful to have an emotional story we can sink our teeth into and enjoy. Read full review
Philippe Claudel gives his heroine unusual depth, which Kristin Scott Thomas reveals with unusual passion. Read full review
This is one of Kristin Scott Thomas' most inspired performances. Read full review
A movie that is utterly engrossing despite being, on the surface, about very little. Read full review
A scintillating drama about pain and healing made with intelligence and compassion. Read full review
A revelation comes near the end that is both tremendously moving and a bit disappointing, in the way that the solutions to great mysteries frequently are. This turn does not diminish the accomplishment of Ms. Scott Thomas's deep, subtle and altogether stunning performance, but it does alter the scale of the movie, turning it into a more manageable, less existentially unsettling drama. Read full review
This is a movie about actors acting; who cares why Juliette was in the pen? Read full review
Writer/director Philippe Claudel knows just how to structure a character study of this sort, so that key elements and important secrets are revealed over time, piquing our interest. The film is almost like a novel or short story, so one's curiosity is satisfied slowly. Read full review
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...secrets and lies, y'all... Read full review