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(1 - 15) of 15 OFCS Rating: 67% Fresh Page   1   "it is, like the limbo it portrays, a peculiar hybrid of recognisable, second-hand elements that somehow add up to something entirely sui generis - an idiosyncratic piece of magical realism whose characters are literally on the road to nowhere."   musicOMH.com   Anton Bitel 3.5/5 "Though it goes a bit wonky toward the end and seems to travel a very long way to drive home a rather simple point, Wristcutters: A Love Story remains a wonderfully evocative experience."   PopMatters   Bill Gibron D+ "It's a shapeless, flavorless Sundance blob that rolls around for 85 of the longer minutes you'll find in a theater this year."   eFilmCritic.com   Brian Orndorf D "Boring, morose and uneventful, "Wristcutters: A Love Story" is a stinky little picture that mocks the afflicted while giving them a pat on the back."   ColeSmithey.com   Cole Smithey 2/4 "The story's dialogue may be wry, but what should have been a jumping-off point for a lively discussion about the meaning of life is really just a philosophically shallow wasteland."   Slant Magazine   Ed Gonzalez B+ "This is one of the more creative, unusually entertaining things I've seen in a while."   EricDSnider.com   Eric D. Snider B- "There are problems here, but they're of the good-natured variety -- the flaws of a smart film that aims high."   Film Blather   Eugene Novikov 2.5/4 "It is neither as clever nor as funny nor as inventive as the daring title might lead one to expect."   ReelViews   James Berardinelli B- "It's uneven story pulls it back to earth, but many of its ideas are transcendent."   Reeling Reviews   Laura Clifford 4/5 "Wristcutters: A Love Story is like a suicidal Wizard of Oz."   Bronsonfive   Michael Ferraro C+ "Fugit ably keeps this superficially controversial, and yet actually rather conventional, film from devolving into obnoxious oddness."   Lessons of Darkness   Nick Schager 3/5 "While it's quirky and intriguing, this is the kind of wilfully nutty black comedy that treads the extremely thin line between inventiveness and pretentiousness."   Shadows on the Wall   Rich Cline A "It focuses on its own unique voice, and trusts that those who want to hear it will follow."   Flipside Movie Emporium   Rob Vaux 7/10 "A tribute to ultra-low budget explorations into the unknown and the politically incorrect. This is the stuff that art is made of."   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson 4/5 "The Wizard of Oz meets What Dreams May Come by way of, oh I dunno, something post-apocalyptic, snarky, and fun."   eFilmCritic.com   Scott Weinberg  (1 - 15) of 15 OFCS Rating: 67% Fresh Page   1