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Audiences may attend to witness Peter O'Toole's Oscar-worthy performance, but they'll also be treated to a humane, tender exploration of maturing with both dignity and irreverence.
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Ty Burr
O'Toole spent so many years being better than the little material that he was offered that it's heartening to see him sprint toward the finish of his career with such a flourish. If this is his curtain call, it's a glorious one. February 9, 2007 | Rating: 5/5
O'Toole spent so many years being better than the little material that he was offered that it's heartening to see him sprint toward the finish of his career with such a flourish. If this is his curtain call, it's a glorious one.
Roger Moore
If only [director] Michell's film actually said something about aging, and didn't feel the need to include Grumpy Old Men shtick and bland bossa nova-inflected pop. February 3, 2007 | Rating: 2/6 | Full Review…
If only [director] Michell's film actually said something about aging, and didn't feel the need to include Grumpy Old Men shtick and bland bossa nova-inflected pop.
Joshua Rothkopf
Venus belongs to O'Toole. This is, hands down, my favorite performance of the year, largely because I love the way O'Toole (and the filmmakers) refuse to yield to the all-too-pervasive idea that it's 'icky' for old people to even think about sex. February 3, 2007
Venus belongs to O'Toole. This is, hands down, my favorite performance of the year, largely because I love the way O'Toole (and the filmmakers) refuse to yield to the all-too-pervasive idea that it's 'icky' for old people to even think about sex.
Stephanie Zacharek
Venus is a fine reminder of the wonders we're presented with every day. January 26, 2007 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Venus is a fine reminder of the wonders we're presented with every day.
Tom Long
Venus is emotionally affecting, not because O'Toole's Maurice is coping with mortality, but because of the honest way he confronts it. January 26, 2007 | Rating: 3/4
Venus is emotionally affecting, not because O'Toole's Maurice is coping with mortality, but because of the honest way he confronts it.
Terry Lawson
A starring vehicle for an aging star who receives deafening awards buzz not so much for the performance than, it seems, for simply being alive. January 20, 2012 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
A starring vehicle for an aging star who receives deafening awards buzz not so much for the performance than, it seems, for simply being alive.
Michael Dequina
Quote not available. February 9, 2011 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
Heather Huntington
It's a pleasure to have Peter O'Toole's company here - likely for the last time in a role of such magnitude & majesty, bangs still swept back in boyish wisps and his sky-blue eyes vibrant and hungry. A loving, lyrical, eloquent sonnet to elderly sunsets. November 22, 2010 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
It's a pleasure to have Peter O'Toole's company here - likely for the last time in a role of such magnitude & majesty, bangs still swept back in boyish wisps and his sky-blue eyes vibrant and hungry. A loving, lyrical, eloquent sonnet to elderly sunsets.
Nick Rogers
Worth seeing for O'Toole's incorrigible twilight jesting August 28, 2009 | Full Review…
Worth seeing for O'Toole's incorrigible twilight jesting
Fernando F. Croce
While age may have devoured O'Toole's youth, it has been utterly unable to touch his blistering talent, or his eyes which still sparkle with rakish light. February 28, 2008 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
While age may have devoured O'Toole's youth, it has been utterly unable to touch his blistering talent, or his eyes which still sparkle with rakish light.
Brandon Fibbs
The only thing that resonated with me was O'Toole, who is at his playful best playing a role made to order for him of the boozer rascal who could charm a snake. February 22, 2008 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
The only thing that resonated with me was O'Toole, who is at his playful best playing a role made to order for him of the boozer rascal who could charm a snake.
Dennis Schwartz
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