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when all the plot twists are unraveled in a solid piece of thinking-man's entertainment for upmarket thriller audiencesby Deborah Young [Hollywood Reporter ]
viewers are rewarded with a moody, layered and involving thrillerReview rate : C by Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
typical of Alfredson's film, which is obliged, by its two-hour duration, to keep things crispby Anthony Lane [New Yorker ]
this challenging movie freezes you to the edge of your seat, adrenalized with terror and pityby Kathleen Murphy [MSN Movies ]
stories have no room for mindless action; they are heavily plot-drivenby James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
multi-stranded, timeframe-skipping plotlineby Dana Stevens [Slate ]
more explicit regarding various characters' sexual proclivities than was the miniseriesby J. Hoberman [Village Voice ]
like the characters within the story who are all haunted by the past, the film itself has its ghostsby Leslie Felperin [Variety ]
it is as if the idea of theme itself is too ambitious, too glamorous for this cadre of small men in shabby surroundings in a dingy decadeReview rate : C+ by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
gives a performance that is flawless in every detailReview rate : C+ by Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
given the sadness that cloaks the story's many watchers, feels chillingby Manohla Dargis [New York Times ]
enormously impressive piece of work, and that's news too good to stay secret for longReview rate : B by Kenneth Turan [Los Angeles Times ]
dialogue-heavy characters lend themselves more readily to episodic television than to a splashy Hollywood movie beamedby Ella Taylor [NPR ]
complicated narrative even more difficult to decodeReview rate : B+ by Peter Rainer [Christian Science Monitor ]
a riveting spy thriller, an emotional puzzle as much as a logical oneReview rate : B+ by William Goss [Film.com ]