[The] script is so uneven that the result is like watching four different, equally bad, movies.
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11/12/07
Broken (2007)
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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:1
Rotten:7
Average Rating:3.2/10
Theatrical Release:Oct 5, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: Heather Graham stars as an aspiring musician in this tension-filled drama. Hope (Graham) has nearly given up her dream of fame and is living a quiet life as a waitress when an ex-boyfriend (Jeremy... [More]
Starring: Heather Graham, Jeremy Sisto, Tess Harper, Linda Hamilton
Director: Alan White
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Reviews for Broken
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Top CriticBroken is a pretentiously time-fragmented, tedious slog.
10/19/07
Top Critic'Why?' you may wonder as the end credits roll on director Alan White's Broken.
10/19/07
Top CriticTiresome and turgid, Broken has nothing to say and says it slowly. Even the sex scenes are a bore.
10/05/07
Top CriticIdeas aren't enough to overcome a badly organized structure and often stilted acting.
10/05/07
Top CriticIf Broken defies basic credibility, it is at least well acted.
10/05/07
Top CriticThe only thing more tired than a tarted-up movie about junkie codependence starring attractive performers emoting junkie-like is a tarted-up movie about losers in an all-night diner. Broken combines both clichés.
10/03/07
Top CriticOne begins to pity Graham for having walked into such a transparent booby trap.
10/02/07
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