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The movie is like Manhattan with mobile phones, and in fact the idea of constructing one's own reality fits right in with the Woody Allenesque tone. Mar 24, 2016 | Full Review…
The movie is like Manhattan with mobile phones, and in fact the idea of constructing one's own reality fits right in with the Woody Allenesque tone.
J. R. Jones
Creative Control looks more interesting than it is. Mar 18, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Creative Control looks more interesting than it is.
James Berardinelli
While it hits some of the usual sci-fi tropes, Creative Control's center of gravity isn't tech itself, but the relationships of those who use it. Mar 18, 2016 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
While it hits some of the usual sci-fi tropes, Creative Control's center of gravity isn't tech itself, but the relationships of those who use it.
Tirdad Derakhshani
Even after establishing David as a panicky wreck addicted to his morning Xanax chewables and evening booze, the movie doesn't dramatize his ensuing breakdown so that it makes sense or generates much sympathy. Mar 17, 2016 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Even after establishing David as a panicky wreck addicted to his morning Xanax chewables and evening booze, the movie doesn't dramatize his ensuing breakdown so that it makes sense or generates much sympathy.
Ty Burr
At times, I felt like I was out on a date with "Creative Control," only to find the movie kept checking its hair in the mirror every five minutes. Mar 17, 2016 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
At times, I felt like I was out on a date with "Creative Control," only to find the movie kept checking its hair in the mirror every five minutes.
Michael O'Sullivan
Like Antonioni, Dickinson is less interested in narrative structure and character development, but there's a problem here: He has nothing new to say about technology, alienation and the lost art of romance. Mar 17, 2016 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Like Antonioni, Dickinson is less interested in narrative structure and character development, but there's a problem here: He has nothing new to say about technology, alienation and the lost art of romance.
David Lewis
There is no depth. [Full Review in Spanish] Oct 31, 2017 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
There is no depth. [Full Review in Spanish]
Francisco Marinero
Bits of (virtual) reality in a very interesting hipster satire. [Full review in Spanish] Jun 13, 2017 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Bits of (virtual) reality in a very interesting hipster satire. [Full review in Spanish]
Rubén Romero Santos
The people in this future are shallow, selfish and depressing. Jul 1, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
The people in this future are shallow, selfish and depressing.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
As technology causes humans to drift further apart emotionally, that's a problem the film itself can't reconcile. Apr 1, 2016 | Full Review…
As technology causes humans to drift further apart emotionally, that's a problem the film itself can't reconcile.
Todd Jorgenson
Shot in black-and-white, with some smartly strategic use of color, Creative Control has a sleek, polished look that belies its indie beginnings. Mar 25, 2016 | Full Review…
Shot in black-and-white, with some smartly strategic use of color, Creative Control has a sleek, polished look that belies its indie beginnings.
Sean P. Means
It's not easy to make a satire like this without crankiness, or to bring a new talent to the buckshotting of that sitting duck known as Nouveau Brooklyn, where "Namaste" is the Tibetan word for "f--- you." Mar 23, 2016 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
It's not easy to make a satire like this without crankiness, or to bring a new talent to the buckshotting of that sitting duck known as Nouveau Brooklyn, where "Namaste" is the Tibetan word for "f--- you."
Richard von Busack
A wannabe mover and shaker in NYC is shocked, shocked I tell you, when the latest piece of high tech wunderbar creates the girl of his fantasies. Later on he is even more shocked when he begins to suspect that she isn't real. Oy.
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