Intacto Critic Reviews

Mesmerizing art-noirish thriller.Read the full review

The latest movie from Spain to use the conventions of the thriller to explore knotty and fascinating philosophical questions.Read the full review

A sharp brainteaser of a film, a compelling mind game you compulsively play along with.Read the full review

A self-aware, intriguing and technically accomplished fantasy thriller firmly in the Hollywood tradition, Intact has a confidence and expertise not seen from a Spanish tyro since Alejandro Amenabar's "Thesis" (1996).Read the full review

Somewhere in this broody ''Twilight Zone''-ish story about magical thinking (and the lure, to filmmakers, of garish casino culture) is a provocative and maybe even shocking thought on the Holocaust as a crapshoot.Read the full review

I admired Intacto more than I liked it, for its ingenious construction and the way it keeps a certain chilly distance between its story and the dangers of popular entertainment.Read the full review

The movie pits fortune against destiny and has an enigmatic old time splitting the difference.Read the full review

Consistently absorbing -- thanks in large part to strong performances from the actors -- but not particularly rewarding.Read the full review