The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them

"There is something wonderful about the concept of these films. For that is what The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby was conceived as – and released to festivals worldwide including Sydney and Melbourne – two separate films: Him and Her. Now we have a third: Them."

"At its core is a most affecting portrait of two people who love each other, but may no longer be able to live as one..."

"Despite the sparkling cast and engaging, well-tuned turns from Chastain and McAvoy, the scaled-down script doesn't carry much weight, bogged down by clunky, Hallmark dialogue."

"While Benson treats his characters with care and respect, his depiction of grief can feel studied and not felt."

"The film feels more thrown-together than thought-through, but the best moments transcend such problems."

"Jessica Chastain is a shining star with acting skills that resonate beyond her beauty."

"Although all the main characters and plot points survive the transition intact, they don't carry the same weight."