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01/26/06
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November (2005)
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Reviews Counted: 74
Fresh: 22
Rotten:52
Average Rating: 5/10
Consensus: Murky and too artsy for its own good, November ends up being a case of style with little substance.
Runtime: 89 mins
Genre: Thriller
Synopsis: This stylish thriller, which was shot on mini-DV in only 15 days in guerilla manner, displays a moody aestheticism and cohesive vision that suggests a bigger budget. The claustrophobic interiors, spare soundtrack, and innovative... [More]
Starring: Courteney Cox-Arquette, Anne Archer, James LeGros, Michael Ealy
Director: Greg Harrison
Reviews for November
Top Critic
A pileup of stylistic audio and visual gimmicks and special effects, all in need of compelling characters and a story to hook us.
03/01/07
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09/26/05
Top Critic Maybe November wanted to be the missing link between more conventional art-house films and the hallucinogenic dreams of David Lynch. It fails.
09/09/05
Director Greg Harrison attempts to compensate for a weak, undernourished screenplay with flashy visuals, including excessive rapid cutting and blurry shots that add nothing of value.
09/08/05
For those who like these sorts of cinematic Sudoku puzzles, “November” is a good one.
09/08/05
It doesn't always succeed, and sometimes it has the egocentric obviousness of a particularly clever, grad-student thesis film, but at least Harrison is game enough to mess with your head in the first place.
09/04/05
A post-Memento, mess-with-your-head thriller that thinks it's much cleverer than it is.
08/26/05
It's interesting, and November does give us something to chew on. But a puzzle with no payoff isn't worth the effort.
08/26/05
It felt like (November) asked me to drive to a designated location, then kept re-drawing my map.
08/26/05
A sort of 'Occurrence at Owl Creek Convenience Store' for moviegoers more familiar with Nine Inch Nails videos than Ambrose Bierce...
08/26/05
Chalk it all up as useful filler for the downtime between David Lynch pictures.
08/25/05
It's divided into three sections: Denial, Despair and Acceptance. They may as well be called Confoundment, Confusion and Apathy.
08/25/05
Artsy but unconvincing. November keeps viewers guessing, but not in a good way.
08/22/05
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just watched this movie....stylistically amazing but what really happened?
by: dave1606 2/5/06
by: dave1606 2/5/06
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