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(1 - 14) of 14 OFCS Rating: 79% Fresh Page   1   A "A tour de force of depth and quality."   Ozus' World Movie Reviews   Dennis Schwartz "A slippery, provocative work."   ReelTalk Movie Reviews   Donald J. Levit B+ "Even if one new person is turned on to the works of this brilliant filmmaker, then this film's long, strange trip will have been worth it."   FilmJerk.com   Edward Havens C "Remains, thirty years later, as rambling, flaccid, enigmatically brooding and ultimately tedious as it was back in 1975."   One Guy's Opinion   Frank Swietek '2.5/5' "The real Antonioni discovery this year is the DVD release of his first feature, Story of a Love Affair, a film noir from 1950."   Film-Forward.com   Kent Turner "Representing a thematic cousin of Antonioni's own pop artifact Blow-Up, Nicholson's hollow man...stumbles down the rabbit hole of social responsibility on his way to unrealized redemption."   Pretentious Musings   Kevin Koehler "This is an art film - and an Antonioni film at that - so what sounds like a thriller pregnant with romance and political intrigue is rather what we Americans call "ambiguous.""   Not Coming to a Theater Near You   Leo Goldsmith "Visually inventive film"   Classic Film and Television   Michael E. Grost 4/4 "A fatalistic tale of identity, destiny, coincidence, existential malaise, and the boundaries between the real and the imagined."   Slant Magazine   Nick Schager 3.5/5 "If you're willing to wait and give it a little bit of effort, Antonioni offers a life lesson"   Filmcritic.com   Pete Croatto 5/5 "The Passenger has more than its share of virtues...that still retain their power after nearly 30 years."   eFilmCritic.com   Peter Sobczynski 5/5 "Nicholson deserved the 1975 Oscar for this, not Cuckoo's Nest."   Film Threat   Phil Hall B "The Passenger...meanders but there is an interesting story of changed identity, international arms deals and a failed marriage."   Reeling Reviews   Robin Clifford 9/10 "The pain of human isolation and the stark beauty of the desert make this preferred director’s cut a giant re-release onto comparatively bland screens."   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson  (1 - 14) of 14 OFCS Rating: 79% Fresh Page   1