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Crowe's lumbering presence is a relief from all the gothic heaviness, but director John Polson's elliptical storytelling style quickly becomes an irritant. December 11, 2009 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Crowe's lumbering presence is a relief from all the gothic heaviness, but director John Polson's elliptical storytelling style quickly becomes an irritant.
Joe Neumaier
A movie undone by its formulaic plot conventions, and its need to give its star more screen time than his characters merits. December 11, 2009 | Rating: 2/5
A movie undone by its formulaic plot conventions, and its need to give its star more screen time than his characters merits.
Stephen Holden
Crowe, who spends the movie trudging along ... and waxing lyrical about pain and pleasure, must be hoping no one sees this mawkish blunder. He will probably get his wish. December 11, 2009 | Rating: 0.5/4 | Full Review…
Crowe, who spends the movie trudging along ... and waxing lyrical about pain and pleasure, must be hoping no one sees this mawkish blunder. He will probably get his wish.
Kyle Smith
Polson maintains an unsettling tension throughout the narrative, building his slow-burn thriller to a climax that deliberately runs counter to the in-your-face genre principles of which he proved such a master with his first two thriller outings. May 1, 2009 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Polson maintains an unsettling tension throughout the narrative, building his slow-burn thriller to a climax that deliberately runs counter to the in-your-face genre principles of which he proved such a master with his first two thriller outings.
Jim Schembri
Cormier himself called Tenderness a tough book written in "a minor key" and perhaps Polson was inspired by the description. But if so, he doesn't come close. May 1, 2009 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
Cormier himself called Tenderness a tough book written in "a minor key" and perhaps Polson was inspired by the description. But if so, he doesn't come close.
Sandra Hall
Based on less ambiguous YA novel , the teens drive film and portrayals of damaged youth are tense and sympathetic, though their behavior veers too sharply to pathological. January 2, 2016 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
Based on less ambiguous YA novel , the teens drive film and portrayals of damaged youth are tense and sympathetic, though their behavior veers too sharply to pathological.
Nora Lee Mandel
An arty psychological thriller that never catches fire as either a serial killer flick or character study. June 22, 2011 | Rating: C | Full Review…
An arty psychological thriller that never catches fire as either a serial killer flick or character study.
Dennis Schwartz
Russell Crowe stumbles through lifeless thriller. December 31, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
Russell Crowe stumbles through lifeless thriller.
Don Groves
The picture is crowded with captivating tones and contemplation, navigating a tricky tale of murder, perversion, and obsession with a fine edge of suspense and an interesting take on the human condition. April 25, 2010 | Rating: B | Full Review…
The picture is crowded with captivating tones and contemplation, navigating a tricky tale of murder, perversion, and obsession with a fine edge of suspense and an interesting take on the human condition.
Brian Orndorf
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Matthew Turner
Since moving to Hollywood, Australian director John Polson has become a very competent filmmaker. I hope he finds better scripts for his future projects. May 1, 2009 | Full Review…
Since moving to Hollywood, Australian director John Polson has become a very competent filmmaker. I hope he finds better scripts for his future projects.
Jason Di Rosso
It's hard to understand what keeps these characters moving, and without true indie grit or the runaway tension that would otherwise satisfy the multiplex, Tenderness drops somewhere in-between...and that is mostly a disappointing nowhere. May 1, 2009 | Full Review…
It's hard to understand what keeps these characters moving, and without true indie grit or the runaway tension that would otherwise satisfy the multiplex, Tenderness drops somewhere in-between...and that is mostly a disappointing nowhere.
Colin Fraser
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