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Dull, talky, gloomy, pretentious, naive and slow-moving post-apocalyptic survival story of the unfit. Dec 27, 2012 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Dull, talky, gloomy, pretentious, naive and slow-moving post-apocalyptic survival story of the unfit.
Dennis Schwartz
Admirably grave, indelible parable of nuclear unease Jul 28, 2012 | Full Review…
Admirably grave, indelible parable of nuclear unease
Fernando F. Croce
A beautifully realized, semi-pretentious, almost forgotten mini-classic of Atom Age after-the-bomb poetry and paranoia, 'Five' sketches its post-disaster environment with admirable economy; it now seems more like an 'art' film than a genre effort. Feb 17, 2011 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A beautifully realized, semi-pretentious, almost forgotten mini-classic of Atom Age after-the-bomb poetry and paranoia, 'Five' sketches its post-disaster environment with admirable economy; it now seems more like an 'art' film than a genre effort.
John Beifuss
For all of his budgetary limitations, it's a strikingly atmospheric and handsome film and [Arch] Oboler creates an eerie sense isolation with simple techniques. Mar 11, 2009 | Full Review…
For all of his budgetary limitations, it's a strikingly atmospheric and handsome film and [Arch] Oboler creates an eerie sense isolation with simple techniques.
Sean Axmaker
Interesting in many ways, like its director (Arch Oboler), Five falls short of really hitting home. Feb 1, 2009 | Rating: 66/100
Interesting in many ways, like its director (Arch Oboler), Five falls short of really hitting home.
Brian Webster
While survivors with too much time on their hands argue, joke and flirt in the wilderness, enough juice finally kicks in from a found generator for waltzes to start playing on 45s. And not exactly a Hollywood happy ending, but with vintage charm to spare. Jan 30, 2009 | Full Review…
While survivors with too much time on their hands argue, joke and flirt in the wilderness, enough juice finally kicks in from a found generator for waltzes to start playing on 45s. And not exactly a Hollywood happy ending, but with vintage charm to spare.
Prairie Miller
Although it's called five, I cannot give it a 5. This apocalypse film is not only depressing, it's boring too. There's no music for the most part, the actors don't know what to do with themselves, nothing really happens, and it doesn't even end. At least it succeeds in depressing the audience.
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