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[Altman] controls things beautifully, proffering credible biographical reasons for her inner disturbances, and borrowing shock effects from the thriller genre to underline the terrifying nature of her predicament. Jan 14, 2019 | Full Review…
[Altman] controls things beautifully, proffering credible biographical reasons for her inner disturbances, and borrowing shock effects from the thriller genre to underline the terrifying nature of her predicament.
Time Out Staff
"Image" is not remotely an example of hack work - it's an example of a conceptual failure. Jan 14, 2019 | Full Review…
"Image" is not remotely an example of hack work - it's an example of a conceptual failure.
Pauline Kael
It looks complicated, but it's just confused (1972). Jan 14, 2019 | Full Review…
It looks complicated, but it's just confused (1972).
Dave Kehr
This clanging, pretentious, tricked-up exercise, is almost a model of how not to dramatize the plight of a schizoid. Jan 14, 2019 | Full Review…
This clanging, pretentious, tricked-up exercise, is almost a model of how not to dramatize the plight of a schizoid.
Howard Thompson
It is, first of all, an intelligently constructed and spectacularly well-photographed film. We admire its gifts even though they tend not to involve us. Apr 29, 2018 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
It is, first of all, an intelligently constructed and spectacularly well-photographed film. We admire its gifts even though they tend not to involve us.
Roger Ebert
Images is not only a portrait of a woman's mental breakdown (like Altman's earlier That Cold Day in the Park), but also a schizophrenic study of the creative process itself Mar 19, 2018 | Full Review…
Images is not only a portrait of a woman's mental breakdown (like Altman's earlier That Cold Day in the Park), but also a schizophrenic study of the creative process itself
Anton Bitel
Stylistically controlled and tightly structured, Altman restrains his usual improvisatory technique and open-ended shooting style to produce a riveting intellectual puzzler as well as a penetrating character study of a woman who's slowly losing her grip. Jan 14, 2019 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Stylistically controlled and tightly structured, Altman restrains his usual improvisatory technique and open-ended shooting style to produce a riveting intellectual puzzler as well as a penetrating character study of a woman who's slowly losing her grip.
Michael Scheinfeld
An experiment that embodied the bold risk of an emerging method of cinema, where a garden of new filmmakers was being driven by themes more than characters or story. Jun 9, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
An experiment that embodied the bold risk of an emerging method of cinema, where a garden of new filmmakers was being driven by themes more than characters or story.
David Keyes
Today it can be seen as one of Altman's most fascinating -- and terrifying -- films. Mar 22, 2018 | Full Review…
Today it can be seen as one of Altman's most fascinating -- and terrifying -- films.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
It is a rare film that can entice me to surrender my logic, but Images does just that. [It] is a film in which Altman doesn't worry about defenses. He boldly creates a spiritual vision and lets logic and caution fall by the wayside of wondrous beauty. Mar 31, 2009 | Rating: 4.0/5 | Full Review…
It is a rare film that can entice me to surrender my logic, but Images does just that. [It] is a film in which Altman doesn't worry about defenses. He boldly creates a spiritual vision and lets logic and caution fall by the wayside of wondrous beauty.
Tony Macklin
A challenging film, heavy on symbolism and motifs. Jan 2, 2005 | Rating: B | Full Review…
A challenging film, heavy on symbolism and motifs.
Dennis Schwartz
Robert Altman made this interior drama about a woman going through hallucination and nearing madness in Ireland. Delving into effects of permissiveness on a hidebound, repressed nature, it also shows a probing insight into mental disorder. Apr 14, 2011 | Full Review…
Robert Altman made this interior drama about a woman going through hallucination and nearing madness in Ireland. Delving into effects of permissiveness on a hidebound, repressed nature, it also shows a probing insight into mental disorder.
Variety Staff
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