The Lovers

  • 2015


MOVIE IS derivative multiple clinical shamelessly
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9 %
8 % Rotten
$ 0 Million
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Positive Reviews 1
Negative reviews 11
Average Rating 1.4/5
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1.0
Most unfortunately, Joffe cant bring himself to embrace the films evident potential as an overdressed camp classic. Time Out
0.6
A piece of ham handed kitsch at its most asinine, The Lovers, not in any way to be confused with Louis Malles film by the same title, is a shamelessly ..
1.5
The title of The Lovers refers not just to characters but also to two rings that join together. The New York Times
2.0
What is surprising is the fact that this nonsense, shot in 2012 under the title Singularity, was written and directed by Roland Joffe, who, once upon ..
3.0
The sequences in India are wondrous, though the Anglo Maratha war history is impenetrable and the battles look fake. Ny Daily News
1.5
Its hard to root for love to bloom between a stock Strong Female Character and the nicest man in history. Village Voice
1.5
However, Joffes overall filmography isnt without a few misfires, with recent fare such as There Be Dragons failing to connect with audiences. Blu Ray
1.5
Although often visually handsome and lavish of production, Joffes direction of The Lovers has a clinical, impersonal feel to it that eludes emotional .. Film Journal International ..
2.0
Unfolding across multiple centuries and continents, this exotic epic begins in India with an ancient legend about a set of gold, serpentine rings that .. Susang Ranger
0.0
The acting is abominable.The direction has the energy of a corpse. Observer
2.5
Sadly, a slew of half baked characters and a derivative, white man in a foreign land plot line make it hard to recommend, despite a handful of inspire .. The Film Stage
1.3
The solution to both problemsand to what appears to be a century spanning love triangleis The Loverswhich is to say, the rings.Its best to ignore the .. Under The Radar Mag
1.5
Joffe unconvincingly delivers a final act that connects the dots like an ice cream commercial as opposed to a film. Web Archive



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