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Take This Waltz Reviews

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Allan Hunter
Daily Express

Beautifully photographed, maudlin and moving, bruising and bittersweet, Take This Waltz is a heartrending emotional roller coaster.

Full Review Source: Daily Express | Original Score: 4/5

August 16, 2012
Sophie Ivan
Little White Lies

Committed and resonant, Take This Waltz gets under your skin - and feels a lot like the work of an auteur in the making.

Full Review Source: Little White Lies | Original Score: 4/5

August 16, 2012
Peter Bradshaw
Guardian [UK]

Basically pretty humourless, considering that sharp comics Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman are in the cast, clearly doing their level best as actors. But there's no air for them to breathe.

Full Review Source: Guardian [UK] | Original Score: 1/5

August 16, 2012
Leo Robson
Financial Times

Polley delivers a rich evocation of the central marriage, with its mixture of by-rote ritual and easy comfort, and makes the wise and unusual decision to portray the cuckold-to-be (Seth Rogen) as decent and good-natured, rather than stiff or cruel.

Full Review Source: Financial Times | Original Score: 3/5

August 16, 2012
Robbie Collin
Daily Telegraph

Flush with beauty and truth, and is unerringly, unnervingly accurate on love, desire and friendship.

Full Review Source: Daily Telegraph | Original Score: 5/5

August 16, 2012
Jeff Meyers
Metro Times (Detroit, MI)

Polley expertly navigates the emotional states of her characters, constantly surprising and challenging our expectations about who will say what and what will happen next.

Full Review Source: Metro Times (Detroit, MI) | Original Score: A-

August 15, 2012
Matthew Turner
ViewLondon

An enjoyable, thought-provoking relationship drama with a terrific central performance from Michelle Williams, a superb support cast and an emotionally engaging script.

Full Review Source: ViewLondon | Original Score: 4/5

August 15, 2012
Ed Whitfield
The Ooh Tray

Sarah Polley's romance, gilded with comic touches, has both an ear and eye for life's ambiguities.

Full Review Source: The Ooh Tray

August 14, 2012
Cath Clarke
Time Out
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A hard-headed, generous film about love.

Full Review Source: Time Out | Original Score: 4/5

August 14, 2012
Dennis Schwartz
Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Frank but contrived romance story.

Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews | Original Score: B-

August 14, 2012
David Hughes
Empire Magazine

A masterfully painted portrait of an ordinary marriage under threat, dominated by a central performance of exquisite subtlety and observation.

Full Review Source: Empire Magazine | Original Score: 4/5

August 13, 2012
Dan Lybarger
KC Active

Haiku Take This Waltz Sarah Polley can make stupid decisions seem well worth repeating

Full Review Source: KC Active | Original Score: 4/5

August 10, 2012
Frances Morton
Flicks.co.nz

This isn't your average romantic film where the audience sits like God, waiting for the lovestruck couple to overcome obstacles and embrace.

Full Review Source: Flicks.co.nz | Original Score: 4/5

August 8, 2012
Tom Dawson
The List

Polley proves to be a perceptive observer of the body language between couples, particularly the passive-aggressive dynamic between Margot and Lou.

Full Review Source: The List | Original Score: 3/5

August 8, 2012
Kevin Harley
Total Film

Some strained metaphors and character tics aside, this proves both Polley's perceptive eye and Williams' ability to explore life-scuffed emotions. Wry, risqué and real.

Full Review Source: Total Film | Original Score: 4/5

July 31, 2012
Clint O'Connor
Cleveland Plain Dealer

Michelle Williams is excellent as a married woman struggling with her passions.

Full Review Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer | Original Score: B

July 27, 2012
Chris Sawin
Examiner.com

"Take This Waltz" tries to take advantage of this preconceived notion that you already love this movie even though you haven't seen it yet. It tries so hard to be cute and cuddly and emotional and it winds up being massively annoying in the process.

Full Review Source: Examiner.com | Original Score: 3/10

July 27, 2012
Duane Dudek
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

"Take This Waltz" is overwrought, overwritten and a little unfair to all the characters portrayed.

Full Review Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Original Score: 2.5/4

July 26, 2012
Mike Scott
Times-Picayune

The quality of some of the performances are expected (Michelle Williams), some are a surprise (Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman), but all contribute greatly to a lovely & meaningful film.

Full Review Source: Times-Picayune | Original Score: 4/5

July 20, 2012
Mark Pfeiffer
Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema

Take This Waltz is an achingly beautiful film in the longing its characters express and the sun-dappled Toronto cinematographer Luc Montpellier captures.

Full Review Source: Reel Times: Reflections on Cinema | Original Score: B

July 19, 2012
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