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100A rare example of a literary film that preserves the best of its source while creatively filling up on it.
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100Egoyan's cinematic brilliance shows up intermittently in this atmospheric thriller, which gains most of its punch from Hoskins's surprisingly subtle performance.
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100Compulsion, self-deception and the slippery nature of evil are explored with fidelity and supreme control .
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90So elegantly layered and emotionally restrained, it makes the horror at its center all the more disturbing.
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88You leave Felicia's Journey appreciating it. A week later, you're astounded by it.
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88In this, Alfred Hitchcock's centenary year, Felicia's Journey so startlingly channels the obsessions of the late director that it might be the greatest Hitchcock movie the master of suspense never made.
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83Like a dowser who can divine hidden sources of water, Atom Egoyan has a talent for locating the dream-state perversity that runs just under the surface of everyday life;
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83In this film, shadowy seams of brutality, loss and grief are traced beneath bright layers of tree boughs, children's laughter and high, empty windows.