Opening

43% The Great Gatsby May 10
43% Peeples May 10
96% Stories We Tell May 10
86% The Painting May 10
20% Assault On Wall Street May 10
43% Aftershock May 10
84% Sightseers May 10
18% No One Lives May 10

Top Box Office

77% Iron Man 3 $174.1M
46% Pain & Gain $7.5M
77% 42 $6.1M
56% Oblivion $5.6M
69% The Croods $4.2M
8% The Big Wedding $3.9M
98% Mud $2.2M
60% Oz the Great and Powerful $2.1M
4% Scary Movie 5 $1.4M
81% The Place Beyond The Pines $1.3M

Coming Soon

89% Star Trek Into Darkness May 16
29% Erased May 17
100% Frances Ha May 17
—— The English Teacher May 17

The Iceman Reviews

James Berardinelli
ReelViews
Top Critic IconTop Critic

The Iceman offers a chronological view into the life of its title protagonist... and what a life it is.

Full Review Source: ReelViews | Original Score: 3/4

May 5, 2013
Stephen Whitty
Newark Star-Ledger
Top Critic IconTop Critic

There's not much style here, beyond the uniformly good acting, and even less of a point.

Full Review Source: Newark Star-Ledger | Original Score: 2/4

May 3, 2013
Betsy Sharkey
Los Angeles Times
Top Critic IconTop Critic

"The Iceman's" problem rests instead with the script, which the director wrote with Morgan Land, his collaborator on the "Rx" screenplay. It never gets underneath Kuklinski's skin in a way that illuminates the psychosis.

Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times | Original Score: 2/5

May 2, 2013
Stephen Holden
New York Times
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Michael Shannon's mesmerizing portrayal of Richard Kuklinski, a notorious contract killer, has the paradoxical quality, peculiar to many great screen performances, of being unreadable and transparent.

Full Review Source: New York Times | Original Score: 5/5

May 2, 2013
Dana Stevens
Slate
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Shannon inhabits this character so completely that by the end of this hard-to-watch, hard-to-look-away-from movie you feel you can, if not understand Richie, at least wish he had found some redemption in life.

Full Review Source: Slate

May 2, 2013
Claudia Puig
USA Today
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Shannon is brilliantly unnerving as he callously dispenses with people, then returns home to maintain his façade of a loving husband and father.

Full Review Source: USA Today | Original Score: 3/4

May 2, 2013
Joe Neumaier
New York Daily News
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Michael Shannon moves through "The Iceman" like a shark.

Full Review Source: New York Daily News | Original Score: 4/5

May 2, 2013
Richard Corliss
TIME Magazine
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Shannon could be looking at an Oscar nomination. His performance is that stone-cold good.

Full Review Source: TIME Magazine

May 2, 2013
Lou Lumenick
New York Post
Top Critic IconTop Critic

A sketchy, flatly directed biopic based on one of the most compelling true crime stories out of New Jersey ...

Full Review Source: New York Post | Original Score: 2/4

May 2, 2013
Chris Nashawaty
Entertainment Weekly
Top Critic IconTop Critic

With his chiseled-from-granite brow and harrowing, coiled-spring intensity, Michael Shannon is one of those actors who can make just about any movie interesting. And he has his work cut out for him in The Iceman ...

Full Review Source: Entertainment Weekly | Original Score: B-

May 1, 2013
Rex Reed
New York Observer
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Michael Shannon is so fascinating that I was honestly rooting for him to survive. The point of The Iceman is "Even monsters are human," but it takes a great actor to make a dubious theme convincing.

Full Review Source: New York Observer | Original Score: 3/4

May 1, 2013
Keith Uhlich
Time Out New York
Top Critic IconTop Critic

This is a wise-guy opera with barely one memorable aria.

Full Review Source: Time Out New York | Original Score: 2/5

April 30, 2013
Rebecca Moss
Village Voice
Top Critic IconTop Critic

Shannon gives an unnerving performance as a man caged in a cruel apathy, maintaining a controlled façade that seems to twitch with barely sublimated distress.

Full Review Source: Village Voice

April 30, 2013
Justin Chang
Variety
Top Critic IconTop Critic

A finely chiseled thriller that reflects the cold-blooded efficiency of its murderous subject in every frame and detai

Full Review Source: Variety

April 29, 2013
David Rooney
Hollywood Reporter
Top Critic IconTop Critic

The redoubtable Michael Shannon leads a superb cast in Ariel Vromen's compelling portrait of New Jersey career criminal Richard Kuklinski.

Full Review Source: Hollywood Reporter

September 18, 2012
Laremy Legel
Film.com
Top Critic IconTop Critic

A nagging question looms over the entire endeavor: Do you care?

Full Review Source: Film.com | Original Score: C-

September 12, 2012
Help | About | Jobs | Critics Submission | API | Licensing | Mobile