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The Disappearance of Alice Creed

Overview


Genre :

Thriller

Release Date :

August 06, 2010 (Limited)

MPAA Rating :

R

Director :

J Blakeson

Starring :

Gemma Arterton, Martin Compston, Eddie Marsan

REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Go! Watch this movie. You'll regret if not seeing it.    Readers  Be the 1st!

“..well acted and sufficiently tense..”
by Mike Hale [NY Times]
“..very bright..”
by Kevin Thomas [LA Times]
3 of 4

“..this looks so good, it works..”
by Tim Robey [Daily Telegraph]
“..Taut, superbly executed and consistently engrossing..”
by Frank Scheck [Hollywood Reporter]
2 of 5

“..starts well only to fall apart..”
by David Edwards [Daily Mirror]
4 of 5

“..so tightly contained..”
by Rich Cline [Shadows on the Wall]
“..Saying too much would ruin the fun..”
by Amy Biancolli [San Francisco Chronicle]
3 of 5

“..probably too small-scale to make much impact at the box office..”
by Christopher Tookey [Daily Mail]
5 of 5

“..It's an arresting debut..”
by Pam Grady [Boxoffice Magazine]
4 of 4

“..delicious, welcome, and entirely satisfying..”
by Marc Savlov [Austin Chronicle]
“..Crisp handling..”
by Dennis Harvey [Variety]
4 of 5

“..A terrifically enjoyable..”
by Peter Bradshaw [The Guardian]
4 of 5

“..a hugely enjoyable thriller..”
by Matthew Turner [ViewLondon]
2 of 4

“..a decisively unwholesome entertainment..”
by Andrew Schenker [Slant Magazine]
Review rate : D+

“..A brutally monotonous thriller..”
by Owen Gleiberman [Entertainment Weekly]

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