New York Daily NewsWhile it's no chore to watch so many appealing actors, it does feel like something of a waste to see them hemmed in by such ...
San Francisco ChronicleThe Words is a decent, ambitious, unoriginal film about a decent, ambitious, unoriginal writer. Both aim for greatness. Both...
USA TodayWriter/directors Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal chose to make The Words as bland and obvious as its title, wringing out any...
Washington PostA well-acted but narratively limp indie that's undermined by a failure to connect emotionally with its audience.
New York PostBradley Cooper's funniest movie since The Hangover - unfortunately, unintentionally this time ...
Entertainment WeeklyCooper, who looks appealingly wolfish in his expensively tailored suits, plays the whole thing with a dutiful, earnest expre...
ReelViewsNicholas Sparks wasn't involved with the development of The Words, but he might as well have been.
Chicago Sun-TimesAlmost every word Ernest Hemingway wrote in the years immediately before 1922 was lost by his first wife Hadley, who packed ...
JobloThe cast works hard to elevate THE WORDS; Cooper is definitely a strong screen presence, although sometimes all he's asked t...
Film FractureThe Words is not a standard story, and the twists are not predictable; even if the love story is drawn out of common romanti...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Brian Klugman
Writer: Brian Klugman
Studio: CBS Films
Cast: Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons, Zoe Saldana
Release: September 7, 2012
Writer: Brian Klugman
Studio: CBS Films
Cast: Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Irons, Zoe Saldana
Release: September 7, 2012
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