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Though earnestly directed, Constellation lacks dramatic fireworks and eventually falls into TV-movie sentimentality.
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The flashbacks are almost as smoothly subtle as the title of one of the paintings showcased by Billy Dee Williams's character: Portrait of a Journey. Feb 10, 2007 | Rating: 2/6 | Full Review…
The flashbacks are almost as smoothly subtle as the title of one of the paintings showcased by Billy Dee Williams's character: Portrait of a Journey.
Melissa Anderson
Neither the camera nor the script can focus. Feb 7, 2007 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Neither the camera nor the script can focus.
Scott Brown
There are too many characters too sketchily defined, and some of the relationships are pure contrivances. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 1.5/4
There are too many characters too sketchily defined, and some of the relationships are pure contrivances.
Stephen Whitty
Scenes in which little or nothing happens pass by slowly, and the only point of suspense is whether the number of tearful hugs at the end will reach double digits. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 0/4
Scenes in which little or nothing happens pass by slowly, and the only point of suspense is whether the number of tearful hugs at the end will reach double digits.
Kyle Smith
If earnestness equaled skill, Constellation would be a classic. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
If earnestness equaled skill, Constellation would be a classic.
Matt Zoller Seitz
Featuring a stalwart cast (many of whom appeared in Walker-Pearlman's 2000 drama, The Visit) and some delicately wrought moments, the film is unable to overcome its soap opera scenario and clunky pacing. Feb 1, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
Featuring a stalwart cast (many of whom appeared in Walker-Pearlman's 2000 drama, The Visit) and some delicately wrought moments, the film is unable to overcome its soap opera scenario and clunky pacing.
Kevin Crust
This overplotted, emotional dump plods along as if the characters are stuck in the cinematic equivalent of quicksand, never generating any traction because no matter how much everybody vents, nothing of consequence ever transpires. Feb 8, 2007 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
This overplotted, emotional dump plods along as if the characters are stuck in the cinematic equivalent of quicksand, never generating any traction because no matter how much everybody vents, nothing of consequence ever transpires.
Kam Williams
I'm nodding off just thinking about the long, static close-ups and endless scenes of people walking and sitting and doing nothing. Feb 6, 2007 | Full Review…
I'm nodding off just thinking about the long, static close-ups and endless scenes of people walking and sitting and doing nothing.
Frank Lovece
... the biggest problem is that the insights ... are strictly Hallmark TV movie stuff, an association reinforced by the mawkish visual style and score. Feb 5, 2007
... the biggest problem is that the insights ... are strictly Hallmark TV movie stuff, an association reinforced by the mawkish visual style and score.
Andy Klein
The stage is set for emotional pyrotechnics that never quite materialize, because for all their squabbles, grudges and grievances, they all basically love each other. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
The stage is set for emotional pyrotechnics that never quite materialize, because for all their squabbles, grudges and grievances, they all basically love each other.
Maitland McDonagh
A movie whose abundant smarts are fatally compromised by its writer-director Jordan Walker-Pearlman's rudimentary filmmaking skills. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 2/4
A movie whose abundant smarts are fatally compromised by its writer-director Jordan Walker-Pearlman's rudimentary filmmaking skills.
Bob Strauss
Loosely edited scenes juxtaposed in the most vexing ways and completely disparate motifs blurs Constellation into an image that the Hubble Space Telescope could not sharpen. Feb 2, 2007 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Loosely edited scenes juxtaposed in the most vexing ways and completely disparate motifs blurs Constellation into an image that the Hubble Space Telescope could not sharpen.
Tim Cogshell
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