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The Aspern Papers (2019)

A young writer tries to obtain romance letters a poet sent to his mistress.

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Manohla Dargis 10 Jan 2019

Too bad that the best that can be said about the woeful movie version of the The Aspern Papers, based on the Henry James novella, is that it might send you running to the original.

Moira Macdonald 10 Jan 2019

The Aspern Papers, brief as it is, needed more of a lightness of touch; if you weigh down melodrama too much, it dies.

Glenn Kenny 11 Jan 2019

Although he’s playing a man of letters, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers swans around the film’s settings with a pout that suggests that he’s waiting for his cue to sing “Please allow me to introduce myself.”

David Lewis 09 Jan 2019

The movie is made even worse with embarrassing flashbacks, painful voiceover, and inane dream sequences. It’s like a Merchant-Ivory film – on Quaaludes.

Keith Watson 07 Jan 2019

The words of Henry James have never sounded as leaden and preposterous as they do in Julien Landais’s The Aspern Papers.