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Catinca Untaru

21 March 1997, Bucharest, Romania

Justine Waddell

4 November 1975, Johannesburg, South Africa

Lee Pace

25 March 1979, Chickasha, Oklahoma, USA

Kim Uylenbroek

Aiden Lithgow

Sean Gilder

1 March 1964, Brampton, Cumberland, England, UK

Ronald France

20 May 1936, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Andrew Roussouw

Michael Huff

Grant Swanby

25 July 1967, Durban, South Africa

31 August 1980, Warwickshire, England, UK

Marcus Wesley

Ayesha Verman

Julian Bleach

29 December 1963, Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK

Ketut Rina

Camilla Waldman

Elvira Deatcu

22 March 1972, Bucharest, Romania

Emma Johnstone

Daniel Caltagirone

1972, London, England, UK

24 June 1959, Santa Monica, California, USA

Alexandria

Played by: Catinca Untaru

Nurse Evelyn

Played by: Justine Waddell

Roy Walker

Played by: Lee Pace

Alexander the Great

Played by: Kim Uylenbroek

Trevor Johnston

The pacing drags and the clichéd tussle between childhood innocence and adult disillusionment can only go one way. Better to experience it than think about it, fair to say.

October 03, 2008

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Marc Savlov

Tarsem has found a home for his endlessly unique visions, and (wouldn't you know?) it's beyond artifice and stealing toward art.

October 18, 2008

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Kelly Vance

So what if the front story is a little contrived?

August 15, 2011

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Bill Stamets

The girl and the hospital patients and staff also turn up in his improvised adventure, extravagantly garbed by costume designer Eiko Ishioka.

December 17, 2008

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Nick Rogers

Something like a Sir David Lean epic crossed with trippy offshoots of tall tales of Zorro, Ali Baba and Pecos Bill rolled into one, The Fall is a sun-kissed companion to Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth. A brilliant follow-up from Tarsem Singh.

November 07, 2008

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James Berardinelli

Sometimes, looking good isn't enough.

May 30, 2008

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Walter Chaw

I wonder if it's unforgivable heresy to say The Cell is badly underestimated and due for revisionism while The Fall, despite its relative obscurity, is badly overestimated.

June 09, 2009

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John Hartl

Pace and Untaru generate an unforced chemistry that makes them pleasant company for a couple of hours, but they almost work against the movie's need to establish narrative tension. They appear to be having such a good time that Roy's self-destructive impu

May 30, 2008

Peter Hartlaub

An achingly beautiful movie and a triumph of location scouting, with more cosmopolitan spectacle than the past three Indiana Jones and James Bond movies combined.

May 30, 2008

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Jean Lowerison

The story Roy tells is involving enough and so beautifully shot (see how many locations you can name) that it's worth seeing for that alone.

October 18, 2008

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Ken Hanke

Often praised -- and rightly so -- for its incredible visuals and nonstop stylishness. I have no problem with that, except that I'm equally taken by its thematic implications.

July 06, 2010

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Mark Bourne

...a movie that not only expected me to pay attention, it assumed that I could.

February 02, 2009

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