How do you cast Simon Pegg in a movie and then do virtually nothing with him?
– Bilge Ebiri,
New York Magazine/Vulture,
10 Apr 2015
rotten:
Not a great film. Or particularly good. In fact, it's fairly bad as B-movies go.
– Tirdad Derakhshani,
Philadelphia Inquirer,
10 Apr 2015
rotten:
The director, Kriv Stenders, arranges bodies in spaces without distinction, but he does show a curious fondness for shots of moving cars. It's an image he returns to so many times that you wonder if he was as eager to get out of here as you are.
– Manohla Dargis,
New York Times,
9 Apr 2015
rotten:
"Kill Me Three Times" works overtime to seem unique and clever. The result, however, is a derivative, gimmicky, at times dizzying puzzle that fails to engage.
– Gary Goldstein,
Los Angeles Times,
9 Apr 2015
rotten:
Pegg's a pleasure, but elsewhere "Kill Me Three Times" is never as clever as it wants to be.