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All Critics (38) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (16) | Rotten (22)
One of the slowest-moving films in a long, long, long while.
A surprisingly effective, off-beat little movie.
Emerges as engrossing and thought-provoking.
Shot digitally, Final is less than terrific technically; focus and sound levels waver. Luckily, these flaws are not inconsistent with the film's raw, unvarnished tone.
Leary -- and the film itself -- keeps the audience off guard.
The pace suddenly picks up and the pieces of the puzzle start falling into place for Bill and for the audience.
Worth it for Leary fans who want to see him stretch a bit.
While vaguely reminiscent of VANILLA SKY, it lacks the pretty big-name stars, the sci-fi trappings, and the cop-out ending - and is all the better for it.
...this semi-interesting premise has been stretched incredibly thin over the course of close to two hours...
Final's redundant, stiff, colorless meetings between Bill and Ann are staged at such a leisurely pace that we're waiting for someone to shut them up and provide some real tension.
Best known as a gritty wiseass, Denis Leary creates a fine dramatic performance as Bill, as does his co-star Hope Davis whose screen presence is glacial and entirely believable.
A lifeless vacuum.
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