Read the Empire Movie review of Take Shelter. Terrific. Michael Shannon delivers a fractured everyman who'll stay with you long after the final...

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REVIEW | Jeff Nichols and Michael Shannon Create American Epic With "Take Shelter"

Everything seems fine at first in Take Shelter, Jeff Nichols' deeply moving, deeply troubling film. Curtis LaForche (an extraordinary Michael Shannon) is the...

Movie review: 'Take Shelter'

Jeff Nichols’s second feature, Take Shelter, is almost as barmy as its protagonist, a man ravaged by apocalyptic visions and nightmares. But Nichols has a ...

A knockout lead performance by character actor Michael Shannon as an Ohio construction worker plagued by increasingly scary hallucinations is compromised by ...

“Take Shelter” is a quiet, relentless exploration of the latent (and not so latent) terrors that bedevil contemporary American life.

Here is a frightening thriller based not on special effects gimmicks but on a dread that seems quietly spreading in the land: that the good days are ending,

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If you’ve seen Michael Shannon in Revolutionary Road or HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, you know he’s an actor who means business. In Take Shelter, a film that...

Take Shelter is a disturbing, measured drama about mental meltdown, writes JIM SCHEMBRI

Take Shelter A hallucinatory thriller anchored by a deeply resonant sense of unease.