Metacritic reviews

One of the best American movies of the year and one of the lushest movies in recent memory.

Everyone on screen is relentlessly gloomy, as if parched for a drop of wit, which isn't forthcoming.

Paul Schrader hits a low water mark with Forever Mine, a strenuously straight-faced film noir wanna-be that edges perilously close to self-parody.

A noir written and directed by Paul Schrader that's so listless and numbing we need not wonder why it went directly to cable.

Forever Mine explores many of Schrader's pet themes—obsession, revenge, jealousy, betrayal, guilt—but they've seldom felt as empty, shallow, or ridiculous.

Campy hogwash.