Perfect Sense

Perfect Sense is dense: It's a very complex and intelligent story hybrid that, must have looked great on paper and sounded impressive in discussion, but as a movie, it splatters all over the screen in unsatisfying genetic mutations. Full Review

You've got to make room in your heart for a film in which the world ends with neither a bang nor a whimper but a cuddle. Full Review

Visually glassy and smooth, Perfect Sense values the dynamic mood of each scene without being overly stylized. Full Review

Perfect Sense offers an epic tale seen through the prism of a tiny, intimate story. It's the inverse of "Contagion," which sacrificed character to scope. Full Review

Though it eventually gets down to more serious business, this Glasgow-set apocalyptic romance-drama seems, at first, to be most concerned about whether restaurants will survive the end of the world. Full Review