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Third Person

Romance. Drama Three interconnected love stories of three couples who live in three different cities; Rome, Paris and New York. New York writer Michael (Liam Neeson) has recently split with his wife. His lover, Anna (Olivia Wilde), comes to visit him in a Paris hotel, but their relationship is complicated. Despite being accused of negligence in an accident that almost caused her son's death, New Yorker Julia (Mila Kunis) firmly denies being ... [+]
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The Hollywood Reporter
The Hollywood Reporter
"The drama and intensity (...) are mostly missing from these vividly dramatized but uninvolving romantic crises, none of which are particularly believable"  NEU
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Variety
Variety
"This tony contempo romance serves as a 'Crash' course in complex modern relationships a film that, formally speaking, is the director’s most robust to date"  POS
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The Guardian
The Guardian
"'Third Person' is a work of staggering trash; an ensemble drama with the aesthetic of an in-flight magazine, but less classy writing (...) Rating: ★ (out of four)"  NEG
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Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone
"Haggis ambition is admirable, especially without the cushion of ironic detachment. But what's on screen is a meandering mess, more satisfying to dissect in retrospect than to live with in the moment (...) Rating: ★★ (out of four)"

 
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The New Yorker
The New Yorker
"'Third Person' is the kind of eccentric and emotionally exhausting movie whose ardent sincerity remains in memory after smoother, more conventional works have passed into oblivion"  POS
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Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly
"The three main narratives cut back and forth between New York, Paris, and Rome, which is the best thing the movie has going for it: picturesque locations"  NEG
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New York Post
New York Post
"'Third Person'" has nothing to say and spends 2 ½ hours not saying it (...) Rating: ½ (out of four)"  NEG
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