Touch: Critic Reviews

The experience of seeing the film is subduing; the movie plays in a muted key.

The end result is an effort that starts to vanish from one's memory minutes after it concludes...

A disaster--and not the kind that's fun to watch, either.

Pleasantly entertaining and intelligent, it does not create enough of a spiritual mystery to move the heart, but watching the characters droolingly circle one another has its own, more earthly rewards.

I saw it as a plot searching for a director.

A solid adaptation of Elmore Leonard's novel, with a nice lead performance by Skeet Ulrich.

Although not destined for greatness, there are some appealing elements about this irreverent comedy that doesn't take itself too seriously; bizarre characters, off-the-wall concepts and absurdly funny lines.