- CELEBRITY
- 04:00 PM, Mar 19
this stuff is boring and kind of dumbby Stephanie Zacharek [Movieline ]
things don't evolveby Joe Neumaier [New York Daily News ]
the use of stock footage eventually approaches overkill in the montage-heavy climaxby Karina Longworth [Village Voice ]
the people in "4:44 Last Day on Earth" sometimes behave as if they had all the time in the world, and the film, which runs a scant 85 minutes, feels longer than thatby A.O. Scott [New York Times ]
the film lacks any serious attempt to grapple with mortalityby Joshua Rothkopf [Time Out New York ]
seriocomic spaz-out that's over before it beginsby Jaime N. Christley [Slant Magazine ]
my main takeaway from the picture was that the loft didn't look like an entirely unpleasant space in which to meet doomsdayby Glenn Kenny [MSN Movies ]
generally seems to feel...not very muchReview rate : C by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly ]
enjoyable for those New York-informed or inspired audiences that can appreciate the drama for what it isReview rate : B- by Cole Smithey [ColeSmithey.com ]
cooking life down to just its barest essence: a man, a woman and a needby Mark Olsen [Los Angeles Times ]
best of all is the half-surreal, half-touching sceneby Scott Tobias [NPR ]
an hour into Earth and we're waiting for the film to end, not just the planeby Scott Bowles [USA Today ]