If watching a guy go slowly insane for 88 minutes sounds interesting to you, Fabled might be right up your alley.
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:4
Rotten:6
Average Rating:5.4/10
Theatrical Release:Nov 19, 2004 Limited
Synopsis: Joseph just broke up with his girlfriend and is not taking it very well. His girlfriend might be plotting against him with their mutual psychiatrist. He suspects that the people at work might be... [More]
Starring: Katheryn Winnick, Michael Panes
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05/11/05
Top CriticThis debut feature from writer-director Ari Kirschenbaum has a lot more style than substance.
03/24/05
Opening with a portentous quote from Kafka, writer-director Ari Kirschenbuam's Fabled quickly reveals itself to be a hyper-stylized flick, but the glossy sum effect is that of a film student straining for a weightiness he can't pull off.
03/10/05
Turn tail and stay as far away from this so-called horror movie as you can.
02/28/05
Fabled not only lacks contemporary and spiritual resonance but a satisfying closer.
12/27/04
Too superficial to stay with you.
12/27/04
There isn't that much more to it than mood.
12/09/04
The recurring fairy-tale narrative device might fool viewers into thinking FABLED has more of a story than is actually there.
12/05/04
Assured, sophisticated, and confident debut.
12/01/04
Relatively riveting.
11/16/04
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