'The Chariot' tells the story of a corporation and doctor (John Malkovich) that oversees the process of reincarnation, and a young man (Thomas Mann) who becomes a glitch in the system when he encounters a woman (Rosa Salazar) he loved in a previous life.... (Full plot summary below)
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'The Chariot' tells the story of a corporation and doctor (John Malkovich) that oversees the process of reincarnation, and a young man (Thomas Mann) who becomes a glitch in the system when he encounters a woman (Rosa Salazar) he loved in a previous life.
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| Film ThreatSumner ForbesChariot may not blow anyone away with its inventiveness, but it’s right at home in the family of darkly funny science fiction films that are enjoyable to watch late at night. Full of bizarre performances and a fair share of laughs, this is more than worth a look for those seeking an unorthodox treat. |
| Los Angeles TimesNoel MurrayThe movie is also a strong spotlight for Salazar, a consistently fascinating and magnetic actress whose funny, warmhearted and ultimately inscrutable Maria represents the potential for meaningful human connection always just beyond Harrison’s reach. |
| The A.V. ClubLuke Y. ThompsonFrom the cast to its odd, intriguing locations, Sigal was successful in assembling many of the right ingredients. Unfortunately, they lack a chef who knows how to properly combine them, whether that’s to create a meaningful sense of cohesion or to truly create the kind of beautiful chaos that makes Lynch such a mesmerizing source of inspiration. |
| Screen RantAlexander HarrisonStuck somewhere between puzzle film and quirky comedy, between imitating David Lynch and parodying him, it draws its audience in with the overtures of a compelling mystery only to leave them stranded in what is fundamentally a failure of tone. |
| RogerEbert.comOdie HendersonHow can we be interested if the movie we’re watching is as unimpressed with itself as we are? |
| SlashfilmLex BriscusoUltimately, writer-director Sigal's issue lies within his script more so than his directorial eye. |
| User ReviewJLuis_001Ambitious? Yes, but that's all it is. The ambition of its theme. And it's not even that its seemingly decent cast works so pitifully, because frankly it's more than clear that all of them only showed up for their checks, the problem is that this is a lazy production that pretends to work with so little and expects an impressionable audience to think that's enough. |
