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All Critics (24) | Top Critics (9)
The filmmaking is sure-handed, the performances authentic. Oct 29, 2015 | Rating: 3/4
The filmmaking is sure-handed, the performances authentic.
Richard Roeper
Wilson and Wilde have a light touch that makes them perfect for the comedies they often make. Here, Morano leads them to much darker places, and they plunge right in. Oct 22, 2015 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Wilson and Wilde have a light touch that makes them perfect for the comedies they often make. Here, Morano leads them to much darker places, and they plunge right in.
Bill Goodykoontz
A film with two very strong central performances from a pair of underrated actors that falters by being so self-aware of the tortured existence it's attempting to capture. Oct 16, 2015 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
A film with two very strong central performances from a pair of underrated actors that falters by being so self-aware of the tortured existence it's attempting to capture.
Brian Tallerico
Reed Morano, an accomplished cinematographer making her directorial debut, does a fine job hewing to her uncoiling characters like a shroud, and her actors are up to the task. Oct 16, 2015 | Full Review…
Reed Morano, an accomplished cinematographer making her directorial debut, does a fine job hewing to her uncoiling characters like a shroud, and her actors are up to the task.
Robert Abele
The setup is a scriptwriting gimme - if your central couple lose a child, practically any subsequent behavior is justifiable - but the actors sell what they're given quite effectively. Oct 15, 2015 | Full Review…
The setup is a scriptwriting gimme - if your central couple lose a child, practically any subsequent behavior is justifiable - but the actors sell what they're given quite effectively.
Neil Genzlinger
The leads make unbearable pain bearable to watch - Wilson is the sympathetic everyman once again, while Wilde displays depths of feeling she's rarely gotten the chance to exhibit before. Oct 13, 2015 | Full Review…
The leads make unbearable pain bearable to watch - Wilson is the sympathetic everyman once again, while Wilde displays depths of feeling she's rarely gotten the chance to exhibit before.
Michael Nordine
Better films show us grief over the loss of a child in a more nuanced context. Mar 8, 2019 | Full Review…
Better films show us grief over the loss of a child in a more nuanced context.
Ren Jender
This story is every parent's nightmare, yet [director Reed] Morano makes the world of Meadowland look like a dream. Nov 9, 2018 | Full Review…
This story is every parent's nightmare, yet [director Reed] Morano makes the world of Meadowland look like a dream.
Morgan Rojas
...an intriguing if somewhat unmemorable piece of work (albeit one that boasts a series of impressive performances). Jun 1, 2018 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
...an intriguing if somewhat unmemorable piece of work (albeit one that boasts a series of impressive performances).
David Nusair
A solid effort. Mar 6, 2016 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
A solid effort.
Dennis Schwartz
As we dive deeper into the abyss of loss, the story strays from its grounded realism and becomes too contrived to fully convey its intended emotion. Feb 23, 2016 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
As we dive deeper into the abyss of loss, the story strays from its grounded realism and becomes too contrived to fully convey its intended emotion.
Jordan Raup
"Meadowland" is raw and almost unbearable, but its quest to understand the stages of grief is powerfully rendered with a great degree of authenticity. Oct 29, 2015 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
"Meadowland" is raw and almost unbearable, but its quest to understand the stages of grief is powerfully rendered with a great degree of authenticity.
Brian Orndorf
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