Perfect Sense Reviews



  • Perfect Sense
    • Genre : Drama, Romance
    • Release Date :
    • MPAA Rating : R
    • Duration : 88 minute(s)
    • Production Budget : -
    • Studio : IFC Films
    • Official Site : http://www.facebook.com/PerfectSenseFilm
    • Reviews Rate
      Nothing's perfect, but it's worth seeing.

    • Readers Rate
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Movie Reviews

  • unsatisfying genetic mutations
    by Duane Byrge [Hollywood Reporter ]
  • the movie's optimistic message is that we can overcome anything
    3 of 5 by Tim Evans [Sky Movies ]
  • the movie doesn't build to an emotional climax that matches its philosophical ambitions
    Review rate : B+ by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly ]
  • the actor is supremely relaxed here - smart, impudent
    4 of 5 by Antonia Quirke [Financial Times ]
  • Sadly, even aficionados of the Cinema of Extinction may make "Perfect Sense" an Omega choice
    Review rate : D by Joe Neumaier [New York Daily News ]
  • offers an epic tale seen through the prism of a tiny, intimate story
    Review rate : C- by James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
  • odd, but intriguing
    3 of 5 by Kim Newman [Empire Magazine ]
  • it's all very Scandinavian, filled with dread, doom and gloom
    by David Noh [Film Journal International ]
  • it's a small message until you think about it, and then it seems revolutionary
    4 of 5 by Ray Greene [Boxoffice Magazine ]
  • if you crave action, dialogue, explanations, character revelations and clear plot resolutions, Perfect Sense never lives up to its title
    1 of 4 by Rex Reed [New York Observer ]
  • feels as though we're watching two fractured narratives rather than each element speaking to the other
    2.5 of 5 by Amber Wilkinson [Eye for Film ]
  • fails to deliver anything that could contribute to relational discourse
    by Rachel Gordon [Filmcritic.com ]
  • beautifully captures the ache and counterintuitive thrill of "the days as we know them
    by Mark Holcomb [Village Voice ]
  • a heightened awareness of what it means to exist as a human - to smell, taste, hear, see and touch the planet's wonders with a wide-open mind
    by Andrew Lapin [NPR ]
  • Reviewed by Richard Corliss [TIME Magazine ]

Reader's Reviews

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