Metacritic-Rezensionen

Stanford's script is painfully obvious, right down to the line of dialogue spelling out the title's significance.

It’s a shame that this film’s star-studded cast wasn’t able to save the mediocre storyline.

The overly simplistic script by Zac Stanford (“The Chumscrubber”) hits nothing but high notes, making the whole dramatically less than the sum of its parts.

Well-intentioned to a fault, Sleepwalking blurs the line between dramatizing free-floating misery and spreading it.

Portentous and dull, the film features one of the worst over-the-top performances by Dennis Hopper, who plays an abusive father.

Even if the movie takes you to some dark places you would rather not visit, at least you will remember the actors who navigate the tortured journey.

Despite honorable work from Theron, Robb and Stahl, Sleepwalking makes good on its title in a not-so-good way.

Theron and Woody Harrelson provide vitality against the film's heavy load, but they aren't around long enough to keep it from collapsing under its own portentous weight.

An inert, sloppily written melodrama as grim and featureless as its frozen Midwestern setting.

A soporific dud, which should have been tossed out of Sundance.