RogerEbert.com
An old-fashioned thriller with a modern heartbeat, an announcement of Okuno as a major talent to watch.
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A.V. Club
The differences between how men and women perceive threats are always forefront in Okuno’s narrative...
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IndieWire
Watcher fails to live up to its inspirations, ending up a heavy-handed, predictable trip through genre tropes with a rather lifeless cast at its core.
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Entertainment Weekly
Julia mostly comes off as a beautiful cipher and an increasingly maddening protagonist to root for, seemingly both paranoid and obtuse.
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Los Angeles Times
Watcher is a slow burn, but like its leading lady, it’s restrained and elegant.
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Slant Magazine
Watcher gives a feminist twist to a throwback genre, but never does its topicality dilute its gripping suspense.
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Hollywood Reporter
For a first feature, Watcher is skillfully and economically realised, making the most out of very little...
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Variety
Given the recycled archetypes and often predictable plotting, it takes quite some skill... to preserve a sense of eeriness.
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