The Wave movie review & film summary (2020) | Roger Ebert
The Wave. “ The Wave ” feels like an anachronism. In the late ‘90s and early ‘00s, there were waves of movies aboutobnoxious, well-off white dudes learning a lesson about their false priorities and weak moral centers.
The Wave | Rotten Tomatoes
The Wave spotlights the writing on the wall for its most flawed characters, but also makes sure to settle on the base-level humanity of others. The result is an affecting and forward-thinking...
The Wave | Rotten Tomatoes
A Norwegian geologist (Kristoffer Joner) and his family (Ane Dahl Torp, Jonas Hoff Oftebro) fight for survival when a massive landslide causes a 250-foot tidal wave. Watch The Wave with a ...
'The Wave' Review: Justin Long Gets His Mind Blown - Variety
Square-peg lawyer Justin Long plunges down a rabbit's hole of druggy disorientation in a surreal black comedy-lite.
The Wave movie review & film summary (2016) | Roger Ebert
Norwegian hit “The Wave” strikes all the expected beats of an American blockbuster disaster movie like “The Day After Tomorrow” or “San Andreas.” There’s the long set-up in which only one man knows the truth about the impending destruction.
The Wave - Movie Reviews | Rotten Tomatoes
All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Rocco T. Thompson Rue Morgue Magazine. Starring Justin Long as a bloodsucking lawyer out to salvage his soul, Klabin’s film feels like the...
The Wave Movie Review — An American disaster movie in Norway
Despite relying on genre cliches, a new setting and distinctly Norwegian point-of-view make The Wave an enjoyable disaster flick. By the time we get to the eponymous wave in 2015's The Wave, we are nearly halfway through the movie.
The Wave Movie Review | Common Sense Media
Intriguing but mature, offbeat mystery has drugs, language. Read Common Sense Media's The Wavereview, age rating, and parents guide.
The Wave - Metacritic
The Wave, Scandinavia’s first-ever disaster film, is the polar opposite of a disaster. It’s a triumph of modest means, a tribute to the power of storytelling on a human scale. Read More
Movie Review - The Wave (2020) - Flickering Myth
The Wave, 2020. Directed by Gille Klabin. Starring Justin Long, Tommy Flanagan, Katia Winter, Donald Faison, Sheila Vand, Sarah Minnich, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Monique Candelaria, Blythe...
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The Wave. “ The Wave ” feels like an anachronism. In the late ‘90s and early ‘00s, there were waves of movies about obnoxious, well-off white dudes learning a lesson about their false priorities and weak moral centers.
The Wave spotlights the writing on the wall for its most flawed characters, but also makes sure to settle on the base-level humanity of others. The result is an affecting and forward-thinking...
A Norwegian geologist (Kristoffer Joner) and his family (Ane Dahl Torp, Jonas Hoff Oftebro) fight for survival when a massive landslide causes a 250-foot tidal wave. Watch The Wave with a ...
Square-peg lawyer Justin Long plunges down a rabbit's hole of druggy disorientation in a surreal black comedy-lite.
Norwegian hit “The Wave” strikes all the expected beats of an American blockbuster disaster movie like “The Day After Tomorrow” or “San Andreas.” There’s the long set-up in which only one man knows the truth about the impending destruction.
All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Rocco T. Thompson Rue Morgue Magazine. Starring Justin Long as a bloodsucking lawyer out to salvage his soul, Klabin’s film feels like the...
Despite relying on genre cliches, a new setting and distinctly Norwegian point-of-view make The Wave an enjoyable disaster flick. By the time we get to the eponymous wave in 2015's The Wave, we are nearly halfway through the movie.
Intriguing but mature, offbeat mystery has drugs, language. Read Common Sense Media's The Wave review, age rating, and parents guide.
The Wave, Scandinavia’s first-ever disaster film, is the polar opposite of a disaster. It’s a triumph of modest means, a tribute to the power of storytelling on a human scale. Read More
The Wave, 2020. Directed by Gille Klabin. Starring Justin Long, Tommy Flanagan, Katia Winter, Donald Faison, Sheila Vand, Sarah Minnich, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Monique Candelaria, Blythe...