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A sometimes hilarious, often wrenching pas de deux between actors Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson.Full Review
It's the kind of two-hander that relies solely on the chemistry of the actors, both of whom banter, parry and bum rush their way through various left turns with grace. Their pas de deux almost makes up for this threadbare tragedy's no-win endgame. Almost.Full Review
It's about watching two always-fine actors do a lot with very little.Full Review
Stagey pacing and unnecessary magic-realist voiceover aside, the film's ultimate failure as moving melodrama is that we experience these two acting as a dance partner, a reporter--even a blind man--but we never get who they really are, beyond grieving parents.Full Review
The self-consciousness of the premise and the playlike structure of Blind Date clash with the naturalism of Mr. Tucci and Ms. Clarkson's acting styles, and the film never lifts itself above its origin as a well-meaning, underdeveloped exercise.Full Review
