Your Reviews
This film is BORING. I realise he is Irish, but Colin Farrell's Irish brogue was so exaggerated I could hardy understand a word he said. I should... e left about midway through the film like the guy sitting close to me did. I hung in there hoping the film would get better but it never did. A total waste of time and money. Full Review
A story thet goes nowhere. A questionable sound quality - at times, the muffled speech is very difficult to understand Although the ambiance... s high expectations, the script is a total fraud. The the story evolves painfully slow and boring. I wish I would have spent my time reading the Yellow Pages, it would have been much more exciting. I did enjoy Pete's coffee, served at the counter at the Landmark theatre in West Los Angeles. Full Review
Critic Reviews
Ondine looks heavy and it ends up feeling a little slight, but between those two extremes there’s a beguiling siren song of a movie about the way the unexpected has a way of intruding on even the most fatalistic lives.Full Review
The road is rocky when the story speeds up to take care of business, with the end a mad dash to tie up loose ends. Still, there is enough saving grace on these craggy shores to let the mists and the legends roll in and envelop you for a while.Full Review
A decidedly specialized affair that will appeal only to certain tastes, but there's plenty to appreciate if you let it seep in.Full Review
This redemptive tale set against southwest Ireland's moody seascape holds its tangible charms.Full Review
If this movie were a human being, it would be intelligent and sincere but so depressed as to be unable to get out of bed without a forklift.Full Review
