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stamina777 stamina777 rated Cracks

2 stars

denikina denikina rated Cracks

7 stars

jacquelinee89 jacquelinee89 rated Cracks

7 stars

evie90 evie90 rated Cracks

6 stars

sunanoonna sunanoonna rated Cracks

6 stars

lanooz lanooz rated Cracks

9 stars

james-berardinelli james-berardinelli added a review of Cracks

The movie's realistic portrayal of the ingredients that can lead to bullying and other forms of unkindness inflicted on outsiders by those in power, speaks strongly to viewers watching in... Read the review

david-fear david-fear added a review of Cracks

Cracks simply doesn't make the grade. Read the review

ella-taylor-village-voice ella-taylor-village-voice added a review of Cracks

Alas, the hopelessly miscast Green is too darn French, lacking the voraciously loony brio it takes to play Miss G. Read the review

rex-reed rex-reed added a review of Cracks

May not appeal to every taste, but it marks an arresting feature debut for Jordan Scott, a director who is well worth watching. Read the review

mark-keizer mark-keizer added a review of Cracks

Scott excels in maintaining a low, persistent hum of eroticism whose purpose is not titillation or camp. Read the review

stephen-holden stephen-holden added a review of Cracks

In many ways Cracks is lurid and rickety. But its gripping ensemble performances lend it an emotional intensity that outweighs its shortcomings. Read the review

va-musetto va-musetto added a review of Cracks

Scott's feature debut is beautifully filmed and offers an unexpectedly shocking ending. Read the review

noel-murray noel-murray added a review of Cracks

Cracks stumbles down the stretch, when the melodrama finally washes in and the behavior becomes more extreme. Read the review

michuk michuk wrote a review of Cracks

I watched Cracks by accident. Literally. The tape with Sweet Rush which I went to see turned out to be unusable and the nice lady from RichMix cinema anounced that instead of the Polish master's latest Read the article

michuk michuk wrote about Cracks

An interesting second feature from Jordan Scott. A somewhat surreal story, a strange mix of Heavenly Creatures, Picnic at Hanging Rock and Dead Poets Society, with very pleasant cinematography and a mistery that keeps you focused. Unfortunately when the mistery gets resolved, there is not much left to talk about. Not impressed by acting of Green and Temple, either. But still interested to see Jordan's next project.

6 stars