Dallas Observer by Gregory Weinkauf
The Dreamers is a real humdinger, at once an intimate romance, a glimpse into a rather unconventional friendship and a beautifully focused celebration of cinema itself.
In a society that knows nothing but passing judgment on others, this pattern is clearly reflected in the life of someone striving to create something different , professionally and beyond societal norms.
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Dallas Observer by Gregory Weinkauf
The Dreamers is a real humdinger, at once an intimate romance, a glimpse into a rather unconventional friendship and a beautifully focused celebration of cinema itself.
San Francisco Chronicle by Mick LaSalle
An ambitious and exciting piece of work, a movie about sex and movies made by a filmmaker who understands the power of each to set off fantasy, create addiction, incite danger and transform the spirit.
Chicago Sun-Times by Roger Ebert
The film is extraordinarily beautiful. Bertolucci is one of the great painters of the screen.
Premiere by Glenn Kenny
The thrills of this movie are aesthetic ones, the creation of new, ravishing imagery (and all three of our young heroes are beautiful enough to be up to this task), the surrender to dream logic, the adoration of the silver screen.
Miami Herald by René Rodríguez
The Dreamers argues that life must be lived, not dreamt. But it also remembers the confounding pleasures of dreaming with your eyes wide open.
Chicago Tribune by Michael Wilmington
Ablaze with poetry and danger, and suffused with an odd kind of intellectual kitsch.
New York Daily News by Jack Mathews
As tawdry as this may seem, Bertolucci is not trying to one-up himself. He was 27 when the student riots occurred and very much a participant in a revolution that was both complex in its implications and naive in much of the behavior. He has caught that perfectly
The New York Times by Dana Stevens
The Dreamers, which is disarmingly sweet and completely enchanting, fuses sexual discovery with political tumult by means of a heady, heedless romanticism that nearly obscures the film's patient, skeptical intelligence.
Christian Science Monitor by David Sterritt
Best when it recreates the cultural and political ferment of the era, capturing the idealism that made youths push against the social boundaries imposed on them by elders.
Rolling Stone by Peter Travers
The Dreamers may go slack when you most want it to soar, but it also seduces with eroticism and resonates with ideas.
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