Conversations with Other Women Critic Reviews

The charm of Conversations With Other Women, a gimmicky but oddly moving two-character drama that flies in from who knows where, is its intelligentknowingness.Read the full review

A smart, sexy romantic drama, directed within an inch of its life by Hans Canosa.Read the full review

Conversations is well-calculated and well-ordered, and it manages an equilibrium that a science lab would envy.Read the full review

The film ultimately becomes too contrived to be anything but a fleeting diversion, but kudos to these emerging filmmakers for daring to make something a little bit different and, for the most part, intriguing.Read the full review

An intimate movie in every sense, Conversations With Other Women sets out to explore well-trammeled yet at the same time uncharted territory without grinding any axes. What it offers is a modest fantasy that will be familiar to contemporaries of Bonham Carter and Eckhart especially. It's sad and funny, satisfying and frustrating, totally familiar.Read the full review

That the movie holds viewers' attention despite its contrivances is a testament to the script and acting.Read the full review

None of it is quite believable -- the film is too studied, too forward in its conceits to be entirely satisfying -- but Mr. Eckhart and Ms. Bonham Carter approach their roles with intelligence and conviction.Read the full review