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Whishaw's talent deserves more. February 3, 2020 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Whishaw's talent deserves more.
Amber Wilkinson
Joseph's actions don't build to a satisfying ending the way they needed to for this film to work. January 31, 2020 | Full Review…
Joseph's actions don't build to a satisfying ending the way they needed to for this film to work.
Brian Tallerico
Even though Whishaw is mesmeric, by the end of the 105-minute running time the whole experience starts to feel like being trapped in a broken-down subway car with a violent mental patient. January 29, 2020 | Full Review…
Even though Whishaw is mesmeric, by the end of the 105-minute running time the whole experience starts to feel like being trapped in a broken-down subway car with a violent mental patient.
Leslie Felperin
As an experiment in steering a potentially tight thriller entirely by one character's irrational whims, it's abrasively compelling, even if the go-go-go plotting doesn't withstand closest scrutiny. January 28, 2020 | Full Review…
As an experiment in steering a potentially tight thriller entirely by one character's irrational whims, it's abrasively compelling, even if the go-go-go plotting doesn't withstand closest scrutiny.
Guy Lodge
Karia is a smart film-maker and this is a valuable beginning. January 27, 2020 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Karia is a smart film-maker and this is a valuable beginning.
Peter Bradshaw
Whatever your mileage for such an actor-y showcase performance, Surge will certainly test it. February 5, 2020 | Full Review…
Whatever your mileage for such an actor-y showcase performance, Surge will certainly test it.
Clint Worthington
Set over 24 hours, Anei Karia's Surge takes a cracked mind and lets it spill out and, be it through self-discovery or self-destruction, finds the humor in life's absurdism. February 2, 2020 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
Set over 24 hours, Anei Karia's Surge takes a cracked mind and lets it spill out and, be it through self-discovery or self-destruction, finds the humor in life's absurdism.
Matt Cipolla
The sound design in Surge submerges us in a fractured mind, but that doesn't save the film from feeling like Ben Whishaw's discarded Joker audition tape. January 29, 2020 | Full Review…
The sound design in Surge submerges us in a fractured mind, but that doesn't save the film from feeling like Ben Whishaw's discarded Joker audition tape.
Orla Smith
The story of a mentally ill man with built-up rage boiling inside, which is one of the scariest things you can imagine in today's world. The film is disappointing because none of these issues are explored in greater depth. January 28, 2020 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
The story of a mentally ill man with built-up rage boiling inside, which is one of the scariest things you can imagine in today's world. The film is disappointing because none of these issues are explored in greater depth.
Louisa Moore
It's a shame that the screenplay by Rupert Jones and Rita Kalnejais didn't dig further. As a showcase for Karia's talents as a visualist, though, it works. January 27, 2020 | Full Review…
It's a shame that the screenplay by Rupert Jones and Rita Kalnejais didn't dig further. As a showcase for Karia's talents as a visualist, though, it works.
Fionnuala Halligan
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