Your Reviews
whoever thought this moive was bad seriously is dumb and has issues. this is, so funny and brilliant, they went no where wrong. a brillitant coen... thers film! ucchh, i love itt!! Full Review
This movie should win the Anti-Academy Award. It is one of the most depressing and senseless movies of the decade. There is no point other than... s serious man has misery in his life. Then when things start to go back together, he is informed of some major illness. Who wants to watch this theme? The movie had no great plot, no great actors, no great acting, no great point, no great special effects, no great love story.....a pointless movie that did not even entertain. WOW....Just don't go see it!!!! Full Review
WOW I was SO DISAPOINTED! I ************* to the anti-climactic end of that bleak almost painful long and drawn out torture! It was a wasted two... s of my life, I like almost every movie I watch, and am not the type to post a reveiw, but you know this movie was SO BAD that I had to post a reveiw!! Full Review
A good movie is a good movie regardless of race.unlike the above reviewers I will no blame the failure of this movie on ethnicity but rather talent.
Loved this movie, The ending is querky and conjures up conversation.
Critic Reviews
It’s a work of cruel comic genius, in some ways even crueler than “No Country for Old Men.’’Full Review
Have I mentioned A Serious Man is so rich and funny? This isn't a laugh-laugh movie, but a wince-wince movie. Those can be funny too.Full Review
A Serious Man is an exquisitely realized work; the filmmakers' technical mastery of their craft, always impressive, has become absolute. The script reads like a novel, densely allusive, funny, and terse.Full Review
The movie is funny, definitely funny. But underlying the humor is a vision so bleak, so despairing and so utterly hopeless as to make "No Country for Old Men" almost look cheerful.Full Review
Writer-directors Joel and Ethan have seized the opportunity afforded by the Oscar-winning success of "No Country for Old Men," to make their most personal, most intensely Jewish film, a pitch-perfect comedy of despair that, against some odds, turns out to be one of their most universal as well.Full Review
