The Command

critic Reviews

, 72% Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • The Command plumbs the depths of real-life disaster to tell an uneven yet reasonably diverting story of lives caught between bureaucracy and certain doom.
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    Amy NicholsonFilmWeek (LAist)
    I was much less compelled by this film. I really was.
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    Ed PottonTimes (UK)
    [T]his is a punchy and poignant piece of film-making from Vinterberg.
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    Tim RobeyDaily Telegraph (UK)
    As a film, Kursk could have wound up much worse, though it has uneven visual effects and goes in for some frankly puzzling decisions, such as a bizarre switch-up in aspect ratios when the sub gets underway.
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    Anton BitelLittle White Lies
    Thomas Vinterberg reconstructs the K-141 Kursk submarine disaster but throws in a few too many gimmicks.
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    Philip De SemlyenTime Out
    Thomas Vinterberg, usually so good at stripping his characters down to their barest states, doesn't feel like a good fit for the material.
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    Rex ReedObserver
    Even when it occasionally falters, it is polished, heartbreaking, and worthy of attention.
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    Jason AdamsMy New Plaid Pants
    The Command is a dark movie, despairing, but righteously so. You feel its frustration
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    Joanne LaurierWorld Socialist Web Site
    The Command is a taut, tension-filled movie, with all actors giving committed performances.
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    Yasser MedinaCinefilia
    A conventional survival drama. [Full review in Spanish]
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    James CrootThe Post NZ
    A solid, serviceable action-drama, even if it plays somewhat fast and loose with the truth.
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