Final

On the strength of such skillful pacing, and the pair's beautifully modulated performances (Leary's never been so warm or vulnerable), the film builds almost imperceptibly to a climax that's as moving as it is startling.

You might be tempted to walk out. Don't.

The film's acting is superb. Best known as a gritty wiseass, Denis Leary creates a fine dramatic performance.

Less than terrific technically; focus and sound levels waver. Luckily, these flaws are not inconsistent with the film's raw, unvarnished tone and they do not diminish the effect of Leary's performance or that of Davis.

Actor-turned-director Campbell Scott handles this enigmatic science fiction mystery with such gloomy restraint that it barely moves. That said, it never panders to audience expectations and is exceptionally well acted. Bill Tyler.

A story that splits at the seams with plot holes and bloat.

The film is like watching a very bad play as presented by a very bad director.