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It's a weak-tea imitation at best. Nov 6, 2014 | Rating: 2.5/4
It's a weak-tea imitation at best.
John Hartl
It's not a perfect film but it's not often you get one that sings literature's praises so eloquently, and that makes up for a lot. Nov 3, 2014 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
It's not a perfect film but it's not often you get one that sings literature's praises so eloquently, and that makes up for a lot.
Sandra Hall
Mr. Pip doesn't start going seriously awry until its second half, when things get more eventful in ways that are compacted from the novel yet seem more disconnected. Nov 3, 2014 | Full Review…
Mr. Pip doesn't start going seriously awry until its second half, when things get more eventful in ways that are compacted from the novel yet seem more disconnected.
Dennis Harvey
Adamson mixes magical realism with hard-hitting historical drama in a way that feels both contrived and questionable, even if the filmmakers clearly have their hearts in the right place. Sep 12, 2012 | Full Review…
Adamson mixes magical realism with hard-hitting historical drama in a way that feels both contrived and questionable, even if the filmmakers clearly have their hearts in the right place.
Jordan Mintzer
Know what you're in for, because what you're in for is difficult. Sep 11, 2012 | Full Review…
Know what you're in for, because what you're in for is difficult.
Linda Holmes
What [director Andrew Adamson] hasn't been able to do is pull off the story's central narrative shock in a way that preserves its unity rather than splitting it right down the middle. Jan 2, 2018 | Full Review…
What [director Andrew Adamson] hasn't been able to do is pull off the story's central narrative shock in a way that preserves its unity rather than splitting it right down the middle.
Lynden Barber
... has difficulty finding cohesion among its divergent elements. Dec 31, 2014 | Full Review…
... has difficulty finding cohesion among its divergent elements.
Todd Jorgenson
It's ambitious, it's bloody and it's confusing. Nov 3, 2014 | Full Review…
It's ambitious, it's bloody and it's confusing.
David D'Arcy
I found this film hard to embrace. Mr Watts is a strange character who seems to create problems for himself when he doesn't need to. Nov 26, 2013 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
I found this film hard to embrace. Mr Watts is a strange character who seems to create problems for himself when he doesn't need to.
Matthew Toomey
Based on the novel by Lloyd Jones, the film is a visually lush, surprising, moving story that wears its unusual premise with a deftly blended mixture of lyricism and brutality. Nov 8, 2013 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Based on the novel by Lloyd Jones, the film is a visually lush, surprising, moving story that wears its unusual premise with a deftly blended mixture of lyricism and brutality.
Jim Schembri
It will eventually find a home in classrooms, much like Great Expectations before it. However, I don't expect it to invigorate or inspire kids as Mr. Dickens' work regularly does. Nov 3, 2013 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
It will eventually find a home in classrooms, much like Great Expectations before it. However, I don't expect it to invigorate or inspire kids as Mr. Dickens' work regularly does.
Simon Miraudo
"..from a story about literature as the door to imagination and inner freedom to the brutality of ignorance and the lack of imagination, from a coming of age story to a character portrait, and a hero's journey Nov 2, 2013 | Full Review…
"..from a story about literature as the door to imagination and inner freedom to the brutality of ignorance and the lack of imagination, from a coming of age story to a character portrait, and a hero's journey
Andrew L. Urban
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