The Tent

[J]ust because it all makes sense in the end doesn’t make THE TENT entertaining or artful...Take out some of the filler and repetition, and you might have a movie that earns the emotional weight it aims for at the end.

The notion is laudable, but the 'aha' needs more punch to fully satisfy.

Like David's tent, it's shabby and unassuming, but gets the job done.

Its apocalyptic subject matter covers familiar territory.

The Tent has a few minor structural issues, but they are small potatoes compared to what the film overall offers.