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Sylvia (2003)

Story of the relationship between the poets Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath.

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Connie Ogle 28 Apr 2017

Compare Sylvia to another, more powerful film about a tragic literary death: "Iris," about Iris Murdoch's descent into Alzheimer's, leaves you with an aching heart and reddened eyes. After the equally sorrowful Sylvia, we are entertained but unmoved.

David Ansen 13 Oct 2017

The film's claustrophobic, color-coordinated dourness yields little illumination, and as the surging violins accompany our heroine's un-raveling mind, the movie comes queasily close to romanticizing suicide. I knew I was supposed to feel something, but what?

Marjorie Baumgarten 24 Sep 2011

Sylvia also makes it seem as though, even at her happiest, she never received much pleasure from life. This makes for a long, slow procession to the oven door -– so dark, somber, and lifeless is this well-intentioned biography.

Carrie Rickey 17 Jun 2008

Despite an exceptional performance by Paltrow, whose Plath is a layer cake of infinite intelligence and bottomless need, Jeffs' film is an icy affair lacking the fever of Plath's and Hughes' poems.

Jack Mathews 25 Jul 2008

Paltrow does this role exceptionally well, but it is underwritten.