The 24th Day

  • 2004


MOVIE IS unpredictable attractive ultimate claustrophobic ethically
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37 %
21 % Rotten
$ 0 Million
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Positive Reviews 4
Negative reviews 6
Average Rating 2.2/5
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1.5
The movie is never more than a hesitantly filmed recording of the play. Variety
1.0
Tony Piccirillos independent video feature suggests a second rate Off Off Broadway play as it might have been captured on a camcorder by a doting pare .. The New York Times
2.5
Despite strong performances, this drawn out Day feels like a cross between the claustrophobic play it once was, and the R rated After School Special i .. Ny Daily News
2.2
Can perhaps be commended for attempting to raise serious moral issues, but not for the ham fisted way it does so. One Guys Opinion
2.0
Theres something deeply troubling, not to mention cruel, about Piccirillos willingness to use AIDS as the ultimate consequence in a scenario about tru .. Tv Guide
1.5
The ceaseless twists and turns Piccirillo keeps introducing are at first intriguing, but eventually become tiresome, as if hes trying to hold our inte .. Film Journal International ..
3.2
At times The 24th Day plays like a two man actors workshop. As navigated by talented actors and director, it nonetheless proves a riveting ride. Guide Live
3.0
The battle of wits and the search for the truth goes along right up until the films unpredictable ending. Filmcritic.com
3.0
For all its flaws, its still pretty effective, thanks to Scott Speedman and James Marsden. TheMovieChicks.com
4.5
Scott Speedman and James Marsden, two talented and attractive actors who know how to hold attention, perform with depth and range. Ny Observer
0.5
An ethically repugnant, relentlessly monotonous chamber drama that manages the difficult trick of boring and irritating its viewers simultaneously.



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