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So truly and exceptionally fine, a spiny and dispassionate little masterpiece of a marriage movie.Full Review
Curiously, the film seems to have no discernible point, and yet -- this is practically unique -- the absence of a point becomes, in itself, a form of narrative interest.Full Review
Mr. Lipsky's screenplay, a messy collection of fragments arranged chronologically, adds up to one of the most intimate screen portraits of a relationship ever attempted.Full Review
The hero remains such an exhibitionistically cocky, walled-off jerk that Flannel Pajamas' glib conversational ''candor'' yields no mystery. And that's a problem in two hours of talk.Full Review
Visually, the film is without flair or ambition, conveying no sense of atmosphere or mood. But the performances put it over.Full Review
