Kelechi Ehenulo FILMHOUNDS Magazine Jan 27, 2021 2/5

Perhaps it would have worked better as a TV show. Because there's no escaping the wasted potential in LX 2048, where the confidence is evident in its themes, but not in its convoluted execution.

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Rachael Harper SciFiNow Jan 23, 2021 4/5

LX 2048 is much more than its (neverless brilliant) concept -- it's a deep dive into what it means to be human.

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Leslie Felperin Guardian Jan 19, 2021 3/5

[A] quirky, low-budget science-fiction feature...

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Susan Granger www.susangranger.com Oct 30, 2020 4/10

So predictable and formulaic that it should appeal only to dystopian sci-fi enthusiasts.

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Ed Fortune Starburst Oct 26, 2020 2/5

It is partially saved by some amazing key moments and twist. Ultimately, though, it's just too long and way too interested in its own cleverness.

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Brooke Daugherty Pop Culture Leftovers Oct 19, 2020

Director Guy Moshe's foray into futuristic sci-fi with LX 2048 brings together several sci-fi themes to create an apocalyptic world not much different than our own.

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Tasha Robinson Polygon Oct 14, 2020

Guy Moshe's dystopic science-fiction movie LX 2048 feels particularly timely and on-point, essentially channeling the nightly climate-change news (floods, hurricanes, wildfires, and so forth) into a wry, fantastical form.

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Tom Meek Cambridge Day Oct 9, 2020 2/4

Provocative in the issues it floats, but D'Arcy's Bird is no Joseph K.; he's more of a blustering Karen.

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Carey-Ann Pawsey Orca Sound Oct 5, 2020

While some sci fi fans might see the value and allure here, not many others will. The lack of humanity and real relationships will turn most away.

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Carla Hay Culture Mix Oct 5, 2020

Unfortunately, LX 2048 is so concerned with trying to dazzle the audience with sci-fi concepts that the people in the movie are as emotionally hollow as the human clones.

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Grant Hermanns ComingSoon.net Oct 2, 2020 5/10

Feels more like an overdrawn and uninspired episode of Black Mirror rather than a groundbreaking feature affair.

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Matt Conway Battle Royale With Cheese Sep 30, 2020

LX 2048 isn't without its unkempt qualities, yet Guy Mosche's film thankfully values substantive ruminations over superficial thrills.

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Christy Lemire FilmWeek (LAist) Sep 30, 2020

I enjoyed it, but man -- there's a lot going on, and maybe too much.

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Daniel M. Kimmel North Shore Movies Sep 29, 2020 4/5

"LX 2048" is a thoughtful, disturbing look at a possible future which deserves to be noticed.

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Kevin L. Lee That Shelf Sep 28, 2020 4/10

Instead of guiding us through a story that features thought-provoking ideas, LX 2048 wants to sit us down and talk them into our heads.

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Russ Simmons KKFI-FM (Kansas City) Sep 27, 2020 1/5

Stay inside...and watch something else.

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Nathaniel Muir AIPT Sep 26, 2020 7/10

Filled with familiar science fiction tropes, the movie decides to go with an interesting family drama to make it stick out. Aside from some uneven dialogue, it works.

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Todd Jorgenson Cinemalogue Sep 26, 2020

The latest cinematic example of a hopelessly depressing future, this muddled dystopian drama can't capitalize on an intriguing concept.

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Chance Solem-Pfeifer Willamette Week Sep 26, 2020

What's missing here is not imagination but a more nuanced observation of human relationships as a mystery unfolds.

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James Verniere Boston Herald Sep 26, 2020 B-

While the plot of "LX 2048" eerily evokes our current condition under COVID-19, the film... does not work because of murky plotting, wavering accents and the thread of misogyny that runs through the depiction of Reena...

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