A Perfect Man: reviews

What the critics say average 7.7 from 8 outlets

• 8.5 FotogramasFausto Ferández Fatalism expands in this excellent film known more personal connoisseur of Hitchcock, not the scapegoats, but to those who just feeling guilty for suffering and empathy. Read
• 8.5 Cine PremiereSergio López Aguirre A French thriller different manufacturing to which we are accustomed Hollywood. Read
• 8.2 The Hollywood ReporterBoyd van Hoeij Actor Pierre Niney moves from playing Yves Saint Laurent to a Tom Ripley-like creep in this sleek thriller from French director Yann Gozlan Read
• 8.0 Caimán Cuadernos de CineCaimán In a film that bases its argument on the dissection of lies, it is curious that the viewer will not hide anything at all, making it more visible and ridicule the act of lying. Read
• 7.7 El MundoAlberto Bermejo Pierre Niney holds the bet being almost the only character (the others are pure decoration) and the narrative point of view and its reflection in successive mirrors that return an increasingly bright image of himself. Read
• 7.0 CinemaníaYago García A writer for Mr. Ripley was Houellebecq and the precariat. Read
• 7.0 The GuardianRyan Gilbey The bunny boiler is dead. New films Un Homme Idéal and The Perfect Guy swap the gender roles to expose the anxieties and insecurities of modern men. Read
• 6.5 VarietyPeter Debruge Though chic and stylish, this story of an aspiring writer who puts his name on someone else's manuscript has been told many times before. Read