Quiet Earth... the film is Philip K. Dick light - a breezy, romantic thriller with a decent amount of mystery and supernatural intrigue...
Film-BookWriter/director George Nolfi utilizes his brilliantly crafted script as a vehicle to explore the long-debated philosophical ...
FilmShaftThe Adjustment Bureau is part Hitchcock pastiche, part sci-fi and all love story. Directed well, acted brilliantly.
The Moving ArtsAt its core, "The Adjustment Bureau" is a breezy, optimistic romance. The film's only real philosophy is that love conquers ...
Entertainment WeeklyIt taps into your longing for the days when a sci-fi matrix could explain the world without making it a darker place.
Chicago Sun-TimesHere I go again. I'll be helpless to stop myself. "The Adjustment Bureau" is about the conflict between free will and predes...
E! OnlineRowdy fratboy-turned-politician David Norris (Matt Damon) accidentally discovers that his life path has been planned out for...
New York Post"Beastly" more than lives up to its name with ultra-campy performances, high-glucose direction (Daniel Barnz), laughable d...
The New YorkerLike “Inception,” this movie is in love with its own mechanics. It’s too bad that “The Adjustment Bureau” is so flimsy.
Village VoiceThe Adjustment Bureau is not without ambition or dorm-room ruminations on free will and predestination.
The Philadelphia InquirerThis cleft-chinned flirt makes the aspiring pol start musing about romantic destinations rather than his political destiny.
Los Angeles TimesCertainly ingenious, but the details are a little wonky and don't stand up to too much scrutiny.
Black Sheep ReviewsIf our fates are already decided, I hope you, like me, are not meant to suffer through this movie.
VarietyQuestions of predestination and free will are intriguingly posed and clunkily answered in "The Adjustment Bureau."
Hollywood ReporterBig Brother fantasy with style and real feeling, courtesy of an excellent Matt Damon-Emily Blunt pairing.
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Partial Film Information
Director: George Nolfi
Writer: George Nolfi
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anthony Mackie
Release: March 4, 2011
Writer: George Nolfi
Studio: Universal Pictures
Cast: Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anthony Mackie
Release: March 4, 2011
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