75 Washington Post | Michael O'Sullivan Rolls straight over silly, smashing through stupid without stopping and then barreling into a kind of insane comic brilliance without so much as a speed bump to slow it down. Read full review
75 New York Post | Kyle Smith Picture Monty Python writing an unusually odd "Twilight Zone" episode directed by surrealist Luis Buñuel. Or just empty your mind of all sense: This is Rubber. Read full review
75 NPR | Ian Buckwalter What sets Dupieux's film apart is its unexpected secondary dimension: an absurdist meta-commentary on cinema itself that hilariously articulates the notion that the movies stop existing the moment we stop watching, like the sound of an unobserved tree falling in the forest. Read full review
70 Arizona Republic | Bill Goodykoontz Maybe Rubber is an homage, maybe it's a statement on horror films and their audiences, maybe it's a total goof. Read full review