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Critics Consensus: Lost and Delirious becomes exactly that, as the film sinks into overwrought melodrama and cliched, obvious symbolism.
Critic Consensus: Lost and Delirious becomes exactly that, as the film sinks into overwrought melodrama and cliched, obvious symbolism.
All Critics (59) | Top Critics (22) | Fresh (30) | Rotten (29) | DVD (3)
Noteworthy tale of a teenager in an all-girl's school who goes crazy when her roommate decides to stop being her lesbian lover.
Their characters may feel lost, but Ms. Perabo and Ms. Paré rank among the finds of the year.
Barely skirting the lip of the ridiculous.
Pool and Thompson have turned a tough-minded, solid narrative into a campy piece of kitsch that panders to teenage angst.
Evokes the intimacies of teenage girls with unusual delicacy, and Perabo's performance is a geyser of emotion.
Equally earnest and unconvincing.
During the long sit, we get symbolism lobbed into our laps like a large you-go-girlfriend beach ball.
Pool convierte el inerte celuloide en un pedazo vivo de realidad humana. Una película que navega de lo frágil a lo tosco y de vuelta.
A teen-lesbian Phenomenon without the maggots and psychotic chimp.
Way too little, too late.
Rarely has a filmmaker captured the essence of those moments between adolescence and adulthood with the skill and sensitivity Pool does.
Shakespearean drama as penned by a love-struck pubescent girl.
It is really interesting to see how Pool makes this Shakespearean story of unrequited love and obsession look like it could be taking place in any time, and it is also very nice the way that she gradually moves her main focus from Barton's character to the film's true protagonist, Paulie.
Super Reviewer
I saw this on television years ago and have seen it a couple more times after that. It has some how stayed with me as I thought it wasn't your typical teen movie, it was much more dark and dramatic. The acting by the young girls were pretty good. There's also girl on girl action in here if you're into that.
Blows with a capital B
Teen love is so difficult when the love affair ends. And then there are all the images - this film reminds me of the plays we had to dissect in school - What is the significants of the raptor, of the Lady MacBeth quotes, etc. What is the role of the third person (Marissa from the OC) in the friendship? As an aside, I like it when I notice it is a Canadian film too
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