The Ledge

The Ledge is a sometimes fascinating, often aggravating chamber thriller that works best when its doubling as an inquiry into faith. ( Read More )

Jesse Cataldo

This hardly matters anyway as Chapmans script whips itself into such a stupid frenzy that it eventually leaves all these questions behind, forsaking the eschatological posturing for the easier platform of cheap thrills and suspense. ( Read More )

Erik Childress

Especially since the film is more laughably silly than downright anger inducing. ( Read More )

Elizabeth Weitzman

Though Wilson tries hard, none of the actors including Terrence Howard as the detective who unravels this story in flashback is able to overcome the scripts considerable deficiencies. ( Read More )

Noel Murray

Still, the movies hook is sharp and its ending powerful, and given that all Chapman really means to do is to consider the various ways that divine providence screws us, he deserves credit for doing it through a story that most viewers will want to see through to the end. ( Read More )