Yes (2005)

85/100

In the wake of London's own terrorist attacks, Yes is a film that needs to be seen.

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08/07/05

2.5/5

Punctuated with genuinely powerful scenes, but it's overloaded with dialog and ideology, and extremely heavy going from the start.

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06/02/05

3.5/4

Sally Potter has achieved a work that sings to us -- sensually, angrily, and beautifully.

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07/27/07

4/5

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05/12/06

B+

Has its moments of curious pronouncements about the world that have the ring of poetical truths.

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11/12/05

C

An experimental film that's dissatisfying in its literary pretentions and artistic ambitions to portray characters that are both particular individuals and political symbols

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11/10/05

N/A

You’ll either be reaching for your barf bag (me) or you’ll be captivated (Oprah book club members with lifetime subscriptions to True Romance magazine).

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11/02/05

N/A

Pretentious or artistic? ... a visceral film that is both hypnotic and irritating.

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10/21/05

2.5/4

Despite the excellence of [Potter's] film craft and the quality of the performances, the movie’s gimmicky use of language upstages its humanity.

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09/16/05

B

The actors are so committed to Potter's vision, they persuade you to go along with them.

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09/08/05

N/A

Art-house director Sally Potter casts a great actress in her canvas.

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08/26/05

3/4

A rich stew of intellectualism and eroticism, sort of like My Dinner With Andre with better sex scenes.

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08/19/05