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Time Magazine

An effective agoraphobia thriller with a chilly uptown sheen.

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Independent

The motion-picture show, straining for high forehead when information technology should take just gone full trash, is a muddle from start to finish.

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Entertainment Weekly

A gorgeously shot pile of half-cooked ideas and atmosphere...

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RogerEbert.com

For all the arts and crafts on display, the oft crackling dialogue, and some potent performances led by Amy Adams, The Woman in the Window ultimately fails to deliver on its abundant potential.

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Slant Magazine

An engaging, if predictable, Hitchcock homage.

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Slash Film

Here is proof that yous can hire a skilled director, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and a killer cast and still terminate up with junk. But is it at to the lowest degree entertaining junk? No, not actually. You might get a cheap thrill from the applesauce of it all, though.

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Hollywood Reporter

Compressing the source fabric, the screenplay... only accentuates the thinness of the story.

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A.5. Club

The most that tin can be said for The Woman In The Window is that does, in long stretches, look interesting.

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The New York Times

If you have wearied the other bachelor options, y'all tin can certainly pour yourself some merlot and mope around the living room while this movie plays in the background.

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Chicago Sunday-Times

Maybe - but maybe - if y'all cascade merely the right glass of wine or sparkling h2o and you're in the mood for a howler of a flick that practically dares you to talk back to the screen, you tin can sit through this without wanting to scream. Possibly.

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IndieWire

Pull the drapes closed, it's curtains for this ane.

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The Washington Post

Despite its sparkling pedigree, The Woman in the Window is a dud of a movie

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Vanity Off-white

No matter what the picture show looked like... I suspect it couldn't escape the muck of Mallory'due south narrative. It'southward both pretentious and programmatic, built in predictable beats and offer no new spin on any of its hoary forms.

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IGN

If yous're looking for a college form of claustrophobic noir, and don't care too much well-nigh the resolution, there's a playfulness on display here that might scratch an airport novel crawling.

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Los Angeles Times

A meticulously controlled frenzy of a movie...

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The states Today

Wastes a talented crew of actors and fails to pay proper homage to the quondam-schoolhouse films it references.

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The Guardian

Marvel might bring you here only boredom will bulldoze you abroad.

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New York Mail

Amazing house stars in lousy picture...

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Paste

The Woman in the Window, alternatively compelling and cliched, is stifled by its source.

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