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 "... always remains movingly genuine."
-- Dennis Schwartz, OZUS' WORLD MOVIE REVIEWS
"The intense and penetrating performances of Risley and Shelly focus on the human costs of a mental illness. But the film, while grounded in reality, seems to rush to an abrupt conclusion."
-- Ed Scheid, BOXOFFICE MAGAZINE
"Even through its flaws, Revolution #9 proves to be a compelling, interestingly told film."
-- Par Parekh, FILM JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL
"A muted freak-out"
-- Christopher Null, FILMCRITIC.COM
 "[T]he film is never sure to make a clear point – even if it seeks to rely on an ambiguous presentation."
-- Jon Lap, APOLLO GUIDE
"Appropriately cynical social commentary aside, #9 never quite ignites."
-- MaryAnn Johanson, FLICK FILOSOPHER
"A strong and confident work which works so well for the first 89 minutes, but ends so horrendously confusing in the final two"
-- Edward Havens, FILMJERK.COM
"An atmospheric, serious-minded thriller."
-- Ken Fox, TV GUIDE'S MOVIE GUIDE
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"You get the feeling that the filmmakers did their homework and that they’re here to represent a harsh reality.""
-- Eric Campos, FILM THREAT
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* Who are the Approved Tomatometer Critics?
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* In fairness to critics whose last name begins with a letter at the end of the alphabet, certain pages are sorted in reverse order, z-a.
* Certain "Revolution No. 9" article data provided by the Movie Review Query Engine.
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