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You have your basic family psychodrama, except there's no real heat either downstairs or up. April 5, 2013 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
You have your basic family psychodrama, except there's no real heat either downstairs or up.
Tom Long
Modest in scale, it's the kind of American independent film that brings some honor to that shopworn descriptor. February 14, 2013 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Modest in scale, it's the kind of American independent film that brings some honor to that shopworn descriptor.
Chris Vognar
The film uses the upper-middle-class setting effectively, even as it resorts to heavy-handed symbolism and melodrama in its dour, mostly unforgiving portrait of parental dysfunction. February 8, 2013 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
The film uses the upper-middle-class setting effectively, even as it resorts to heavy-handed symbolism and melodrama in its dour, mostly unforgiving portrait of parental dysfunction.
Sheri Linden
A detailed, and depressing portrait of grim, forced independence. Lightened only by the sense that if these kids are learning anything, it is how to survive. February 8, 2013 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A detailed, and depressing portrait of grim, forced independence. Lightened only by the sense that if these kids are learning anything, it is how to survive.
Stephen Whitty
This imitation "Ice Storm" is as refreshing as a step into a puddle of slush. February 8, 2013 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
This imitation "Ice Storm" is as refreshing as a step into a puddle of slush.
Kyle Smith
Between the loaded conversations and metaphors, and the phony overlay of a children's fairy tale, The Playroom can't stop telegraphing themes and interpreting itself. There's nothing left for the audience to do. February 7, 2013 | Full Review…
Between the loaded conversations and metaphors, and the phony overlay of a children's fairy tale, The Playroom can't stop telegraphing themes and interpreting itself. There's nothing left for the audience to do.
Scott Tobias
While the adults in the Dyer sisters' latest feature suffer the children, so do they suffer the patience of an audience desperately searching for a point of interest in the troupe presented to us here. August 7, 2019 | Full Review…
While the adults in the Dyer sisters' latest feature suffer the children, so do they suffer the patience of an audience desperately searching for a point of interest in the troupe presented to us here.
Nicholas Bell
Leaving too many questions unanswered, and an ending that's less than satisfying, The Playroom intrigues and latches on to the viewer's conscience enough to stick through the tale. December 26, 2014 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Leaving too many questions unanswered, and an ending that's less than satisfying, The Playroom intrigues and latches on to the viewer's conscience enough to stick through the tale.
Clayton Davis
Molly Parker is Oscar-worthy in the juicy role of John Hawkes' alcoholic, stylish, sexy/pathetic wife. April 19, 2013 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Molly Parker is Oscar-worthy in the juicy role of John Hawkes' alcoholic, stylish, sexy/pathetic wife.
John Beifuss
The stuff with the adults is drab and stale, but the kids' scenes are excellent. April 4, 2013 | Rating: 2.5/4
The stuff with the adults is drab and stale, but the kids' scenes are excellent.
Chris Hewitt
In the tradition of The Ice Storm, The Playroom revisits 1970s suburbia, when the chilly civility between husband and Stepford wife bumps up against the sexual revolution. March 26, 2013 | Rating: 7.4/10 | Full Review…
In the tradition of The Ice Storm, The Playroom revisits 1970s suburbia, when the chilly civility between husband and Stepford wife bumps up against the sexual revolution.
Annlee Ellingson
It's a misfire from screenwriter Gretchen Dyer and director Julia Dyer, who can't connect the puzzle pieces, resulting in a movie of attentive performances working through ill-defined storytelling. February 15, 2013 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
It's a misfire from screenwriter Gretchen Dyer and director Julia Dyer, who can't connect the puzzle pieces, resulting in a movie of attentive performances working through ill-defined storytelling.
Brian Orndorf
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