Critic Reviews

What blows us away is the power of Ifans' moist puppy eyes and chilling smile as a true believer undeterred by reality.

A meditation on love, faith and science in the guise of a thriller, the movie's a tad schematic, but thoroughly gripping.

Enduring Love's plot inevitably drifts into “Fatal Attraction” territory, but its wholesale immersion in Craig's deteriorating condition render it a wrenching, uncompromising study of the human mind in freefall.

British director, Roger Michell, strikes an assured balance between intense mood piece and Gothic chiller.

It's the best kind of movie: so alive in its storytelling that only in retrospect do you realize that the ideas represent a metaphysical inquiry.

Spellbinding.

If you don't compare it with the novel, it's one of the season's better films.

A suspense thriller that intelligently explores the ideal of lasting love.

Contains impeccable performances, especially by the frightening Ifans.

A gripping, very intelligent British thriller. Slowly, inexorably, it ties you in knots.