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Janet Maslin, New York Times: For long stretches of this offbeat and innovative film, the viewer truly has no idea what will happen next and many reasons to care. Read more
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Geoff Andrew, Time Out: If this disaster-packed parable often smacks of melodramatic contrivance, it does at least benefit from solid performances and direction, and a leavening line in sardonic humour. Read more
Eric Hynes, Village Voice: This is the sound of a filmmaker wrestling (transparently) with ideas, talking at but not quite down to his audience. Read more
Joe Brown, Washington Post: It maps these dark, desperate, fearful times with comic and terrifying veracity, and holds out a glimmer of hope for the soul-searching survivors of the '90s. Read more
Rita Kempley, Washington Post: Even when he wasn't trying, Kasdan's camera found tragedy, as with the opening footage of Magic Johnson, filmed before anybody knew he had the AIDS virus. The filmmaker and his team have truly caught society on the verge. Read more