50 Movieline | These characters are at best doodles, and none of the performances are able to tease more depth out of them. Read full review
40 Time Out New York | Joshua Rothkopf Unintentionally true to its title, The Divide first goes for a similar bleakness (it barely registers as entertainment), then lurches into a rousing, vengeful finale; both sides of the equation add up to less than zero. Read full review
38 Slant Magazine | Ed Gonzalez In Xavier Gens's The Divide, the revolution will not be televised, only the degradation of human civility--and in a mire of clichés more toxic to the mind than the radioactive dust that causes everyone's hair to fall out in the wake of a nuclear explosion. Read full review
38 The Globe and Mail (Toronto) | Rick Groen Valuable life lessons always come at a steep price, and this one is no exception. Sorry, but you'll have to shell out for The Divide and then suffer through its nearly two hours of bloody inanities. Weigh the balance, make your choice. Read full review