the stunningly tedious Night Train to Lisbon, a load of old windbaggery in which people keep remarking what a fascinating story is being told, yet they fail to make any kind of a case for it
don't expect much of an adrenaline rush, however, from Bille August's monumentally dull adaptation of Pascal Mercier's best-selling philosophical novel
by Farran Smith Nehme [New York Post ]
by Keith Uhlich [Time Out New York ]
Reviewed by Paul Byrnes [Sydney Morning Herald ]
