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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
There's a kind of tough beauty to this deft, satisfying thriller. Read full review
It's a relentlessly downbeat, well-acted melodrama that's easy to admire, but intentionally impossible to enjoy. Read full review
Tries rather feebly to examine complex questions of morality. It does a better job of capturing a sense of shattering grief, but it gets too caught up in plot contrivances and coincidences to be believable. Read full review
The book tore at my heart; the movie left me strangely unmoved. Read full review
The best efforts of the performers cannot authenticate a plot that no longer feels inevitable. It feels contrived. And the audience stays at a remove instead of entering someone else’s nightmare. Read full review
Paints itself into a corner, creating a static situation in which everyone is either stymied or wracked by indecision, leaving the movie free for its two male leads to wallow in self-pity, remorse and bad behavior. Read full review
Neither involving as a study in grief nor compelling as a thriller about conscience, the cat-and-mouse tragedy Reservation Road is a misery windup so schematic and obvious it reduces its crisis-stricken characters to little more than emotional bumper cars. Read full review
A dramatic situation that should be wrenching is mostly tedious in Reservation Road. Read full review
Reservation Road itself may twist and turn into the New England night, but emotionally and dramatically, the movie that bears its name is a dead end. Read full review
This is one of those sadistic exercises that puts its characters through the wringer without saying anything true or meaningful. Read full review
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