The End of Love

  • 2013


MOVIE IS compelling substantial distinctive emotional incomplete
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32 %
59 % Rotten
$ 6 Million
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Positive Reviews 10
Negative reviews 4
Average Rating 3.0/5
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3.8
Theres a good reason toddlers arent seen onscreen much; theyre too young to take direction, and too old to be swaddled. Av Club
4.4
But theres never a gimmicky statement found in Webbers work, only a series of confident questions. Rogerebert
3.0
Nonetheless, the movie feels like it should have more dramatic tension than it does. Common Sense Media
3.0
Though the loss that underlies Marks emotional state feels like a scripted conceit, The End of Love excels at conveying the moment to moment frustrati .. Time Out
4.5
Despite its flaws, however, the film is fueled by poignancy and an emotional rawness thats mostly understated and only rarely forced. The Hollywood Reporter
3.6
This isnt the kind of movie that forces its characters into a strong, self propelling narrative. Paste Magazine
4.4
Not sure if The End of Loves Mark Webber got that callback from Paul Thomas Anderson, but the Mark Webber who made The End of Love deserves to be gett .. E Film Critic
4.0
As for adorable toddler Isaac, hes a come as you are party of infectious spontaneity.
3.0
There is plenty of evidence that Webber has something significant to say, and the gifts with which to express himself. Once hes ready to commit fully .. Ny Daily News
1.5
Its the kind of indie in which shrugging naturalism means nobody has a distinctive personality or energy, and the claustrophobic sense of young Indust .. Village Voice
2.5
Its too incomplete and calculated to truly engage emotions, though its not without a few surprises, chiefly in the performance department. Blu Ray
1.5
Creative people often mistakenly assume that the trials of their profession are compelling. Chicago Reader
1.5
Hes a good enough director to make you want to see what he might do with more substantial material and a better script. Observer
2.5
Mr. Webber, a skilled actor, has not devised a narrative with sufficient momentum or tension to sustain much interest. Ny Times
3.0
Webber goes to auditions (he brings Isaac to a reading with Amanda Seyfried, which probably isnt a great idea). Dvd Talk
1.5
Feels like the navel gazing West Coast answer to the more caustic East Coast sensibility of the recent Daddy Longlegs. Film.com



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