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Philip B. @thetachi693 Jun 22 Quite a slow paced and boring movie. It watched like reading a book, so if this was a novel before the movie they did a good job is my guess. Love seeing Kristen Stewart so beautifully represented. The nude scenes were hot. But the general plot line was pretty shallow. I had to watch it in three sessions. One of my biggest pet peeves is when movies have a lot of texting as the centerpiece of a storyline. And this movie had like 10 minutes of straight texting and it was very, very annoying. See more Torben E @Torben May 30 A very interesting indie film, very artsy, smart, challenging and atmospheric...and Kristen Stewart delivers a very intense, emotional performance. She centers the story line and carries the audience through the entire film. The supporting cast is very good but Stewart is magnificent. As ambitious as the movie itself is, it is still flawed and it's definitely not for everyone. It's a slow burn movie and very rough around the edges. And it's a ghost story, yes, but only in part. I had the feeling that this movie is more about loss, grief, loneliness and purpose in life. The last scene will make sense to you if you can get out of your comfort zone and take another perspective. Well, I liked the movie a lot but I can't recommend it to a wider audience because I think it was never made for that. But if you like small atmospheric indie movies with amazing acting then this one could definitely be for you. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 6 Personal Shopper is pretty much my favorite film from the modern era, even if I wouldn’t call it perfect. What really draws me in is its quiet, atmospheric style and how it blends genres in a way that feels subtle and unique. The film leans more on mood than traditional storytelling, which might not work for everyone, but I found it deeply engaging. It creates a lingering sense of unease while still feeling grounded and personal. The pacing is slow, yet intentional, allowing the tension to build naturally. The lead performance is understated but effective, carrying much of the film’s emotional weight without overdoing it. It’s the kind of movie that sticks with you after it ends rather than delivering instant payoff. Overall, it’s not flawless, but its originality and tone make it stand out for me. I’d give it a 7/10. See more Keith B. @Okbullard Apr 23 Sure it was pretty creepy and mysterious but the ending was a letdown and didn't make much sense. I don't know, there's something about Kristen Stewart's acting style. In every movie I've seen her in she seems bored, depressed and detached from the character and just overly drab. I'd probably skip this one. See more D P @RT45936356 Jan 27 Went nowhere. Kristen has this speech pattern with so many starts and stops. I suppose that is what she calls acting. Luckily, the director for the Diana movie was able to get her to put a handle on that quirk. I do think that her inability to produce any amount of charisma can really hurt a film. She insists on playing lead, so I think she would be better used by transitioning to writing and directing. See more Simon T @MovieTart Jan 23 For the first twenty minutes you'll be hard-pressed to work out what is going on. Assayas seems to be determined to cloak his actually quite conventional ghost story in pretentious coded dialogue and random fade outs. It's often inaudible (Kristen Stewart is the prime culprit) or poorly acted. Round and round it goes, neither murder mystery, nor examination of grief. The low point is the decision to use CGI to portray the ghost. On the positive side, it's well photographed. See more Read all reviews

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