Browse

The incoherent drama Browse tries to look like a suspenseful horror movie, but there's nothing scary or thrilling about this rambling dud of a film.

A great deal of the movie consists of unfinished ideas, plot points, story threads, and character arcs.

It's a thoughtful, curious piece of work which may not quite be successful in finding its destination but which manages to intrigue along the way.

Skip the film if you need an ending that answers the questions raised throughout. But check it out if you enjoy seeing a psychological thriller that makes you come to your own conclusions.

With such a tangled mess of a film it is hard to put your finger on what went wrong in the bringing it to the screen.

In a perfect world, this thriller, with its onslaught of stomach-churning "oh no!" moments, would've had a point, something that connected it all together (or at least a conclusion), but it doesn't.

An identity theft "nightmare" that fails every attempted thrill and chill. Quite possibly one of the most unimaginative and unmemorable films I've ever seen.

An everyman's identify theft -- or is he just a deluded creeper? -- is fitfully explored in this underwhelming psychological thriller.

Browse feels like glimpsing through a problematic story with little context as to why you should care let alone watch it.

This thriller doesn't thrill. It occasionally amuses, and it rarely makes any real sense.