Reach Me

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Reach Me

PG-13,

2014,

1h 35m,

Drama

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4%

23 Reviews

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47%

500+ Ratings

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23 Reviews

47%

Popcornmeter

500+ Ratings

A mysterious author's (Tom Berenger) self-help book inspires a journalist, his editor, a former convict, an actor and others to re-evaluate their choices and work toward creating better lives.

Critics Consensus

Featuring a bewildering array of talented actors pummeled by disjointed direction and a dull, hackneyed script, Reach Me is so fundamentally misbegotten that its title reads more like a threat.

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Richard Roeper

Chicago Sun-Times

Nov 24, 2014

2/4

At times "Reach Me" is undeniably intriguing, mostly because it's just so weird and disconnected. Eventually, though, it just becomes tiresome.

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Frank Scheck

The Hollywood Reporter

Nov 24, 2014

Nothing in the proceedings is remotely convincing, let alone entertaining.

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Glenn Kenny

RogerEbert.com

Nov 21, 2014

1/4

Once you've sunk into the entirely warped groove of "Reach Me" you're almost eager to experience the next offense against aesthetics and/or common sense it is poised to commit.

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Niall Browne

Movies in Focus

Jan 4, 2021

1/5

Sadly, Collection doesn't even succeed on a visual level and it feels as if Herzfeld and the producers went for bargain basement tech credits in order to bring the film to the screen.

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Mark Jackson

Epoch Times

Jun 13, 2016

3/5

It's 'Pulp Fiction' lite with blaxploitation aspects. Regardless, a movie about beating addictions, getting more out of life, and being a better person, is a good thing.

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Todd Jorgenson

Cinemalogue

Dec 31, 2014

The jokes aren't funny and the earnest stabs at emotional sincerity ring false in this ensemble melodrama.

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Ron W

Apr 21, 2018

I so enjoyed this movie that I was amazed to come here and see the negative reviews. I thought it was very well made, and if I had any criticism it might be that it was too short.

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Ron R

Mar 24, 2017

Lots of story's ...one better then the other ! Not that bad . SOMDVD

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Synopsis

A mysterious author's (Tom Berenger) self-help book inspires a journalist, his editor, a former convict, an actor and others to re-evaluate their choices and work toward creating better lives.

Director: John Herzfeld
Producer: Rebekah Chaney, Cassian Elwes, John Herzfeld, Buddy Patrick
Screenwriter: John Herzfeld
Distributor: Millennium Entertainment
Production Co: Seraphim Films, Windy Hill Pictures
Rating: PG-13 (Language|Drug Use|Sexual Content|Smoking|Violence)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Nov 21, 2014, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 25, 2017
Runtime: 1h 35m

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