Awake

Keith Garlington

Oh, and the head scratching gaps in logic, some cringy attempts at little girl humor, and the frustrating plot holes dont really help. ( Read More )

By opting to highlight their experiences, Sisley illustrates a key truth about addiction: It doesnt only affect one person, but sucks everyone around into its vortex. ( Read More )

David Nusair

The endless third act, which is hindered by a seriously incoherent and incompetent action sequence, ensures that the whole thing finally concludes on just about as anticlimactic a note as one could possibly envision, with the final result an uncommonly misguided piece of work thats rarely, if ever, able to live up to the promise of its seemingly foolproof setup. ( Read More )

Not a bad idea for the directors first attempt, but the execution suffers from an overly cheesy script and ham acting in places, meaning it has no real heart in the first place. ( Read More )

Frank Swietek

Its perhaps too easy to dismiss Awake as a snoozer, but unfortunately its also completely accurate. ( Read More )