Watch 28 Hotel Rooms Movie Online No Survey

Watch 28 Hotel Rooms Movie Online No Survey Unfolding as a collage of moments-some sexy, some innocent, some profound, some silly-28 HOTEL ROOMS is an intimate portrait of an affair in which two people wrestle with the intoxication of sex and the confusion of loving more than one person.(c) Oscilloscope Unrated Release Date 28 Hotel Rooms Nov 9, 2012 Limited
Actors For 28 Hotel Rooms
Marin Ireland,Chris Messina
Genres 28 Hotel Rooms : Drama,Romance
User Ranting 28 Hotel Rooms : 3.2
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All Critics Ranting For 28 Hotel Rooms : 5.9
All Critics Count For 28 Hotel Rooms : 13
All Critics Percentage For 28 Hotel Rooms : 38 %
Review For 28 Hotel Rooms
"28 Hotel Rooms" slowly expires for lack of air. Stephen Holden-New York Times While Messina and Ireland are fine company, writer-director Matt Ross' conceit tires you out. Joe Neumaier-New York Daily News In eliminating all the filler, it ends up feeling like nothing but. Michael Nordine-Village Voice The intimate romantic drama "28 Hotel Rooms" should prove a fine calling card for its first-time writer-director, Matt Ross. Gary Goldstein-Los Angeles Times Lacking much dramatic or intellectual stimulation, it's ultimately a limp effort. Robert Koehler-Variety The movie's conceit grows a bit stale even with a short running time, and ultimately the whole thing feels more like an acting workshop than a full-fledged human story. Marc Mohan-Oregonian It's an intriguing and well-acted, if gimmicky and repetitive, cinematic experiment that nevertheless feels emotionally detached. Todd Jorgenson-Cinemalogue.com Not sexy, profound or memorable despite heartfelt performances by Chris Messina and Marin Ireland. It's ultimately an exhausting and frustrating affair. Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru A chamber piece rooted in semi-improvisation. Tom Keogh-Seattle Times Dismaying affectations aside-the characters go needlessly unnamed-the movie articulates the enduring allure of a love defined, and heightened, by restrictions. Eric Hynes-Time Out New York We're supposed to take their self-pity at face value, an impression that's emphasized by a grinding monotonous humorlessness. Ed Gonzalez-Slant Magazine A smart, incisive examination of how every love affair eventually comes with strings attached. Tim Grierson-Screen International In its own small way, in documenting two people who want to be together but are too scared to commit, Twenty-Eight Hotel Rooms is masterful. Noel Murray-AV Club