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βIt kept me in suspense until the end to see how it would end.β
5Tools Β· Metacritic β
βIf you want the couple to get together in the first 30 minutes what would be the point to the rest?β
tarcotti Β· Metacritic β
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βWhat I respond to in the movie is its fundamental romantic impulse.β
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times Β· 88
βElegantly scripted by Pulitzer Prize-winner David Auburn, The Lake House never establishes any clear rules about how and when these strands of time can intertwine, but it succeeds at forging a bond between people who only know each other on the page.β
Scott Tobias, The A.V. Club Β· 75
βBullock has abandoned all her usual cutesy mannerisms, and Reeves is as low-key and convincing as he's been in a role. Whatever else the film is, it's a competent and enjoyable star vehicle.β
William Arnold, Seattle Post-Intelligencer Β· 75
βBullock and Reeves have an unusual kind of charisma, one that works best when they're apart. Though the filmmakers sometimes put them in the same frame for visual ease, they mostly occupy different times.β
Lawrence Toppman, Charlotte Observer Β· 75
βAn enjoyably sudsy romance starring a moody Keanu Reeves, a broody Sandra Bullock, and the titular structure - a jewel box of glass and steel perched on stilts over Lake Michigan.β
Carrie Rickey, Philadelphia Inquirer Β· 75
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 28 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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βIt kept me in suspense until the end to see how it would end.β
5Toolsabout 75β100% inread it β
βIf you want the couple to get together in the first 30 minutes what would be the point to the rest?β
tarcottiabout 0β33% inread it β
βAn original love story between two fine actors who cross the timeline in order to communicate their feelings. The lake house is the central place in it all...β
Robertz1988read it β
βWhen two people like each other, the chemistry flies around them. That bond was evident in Speed, Sandra admitted, Keanu was probably insecure about sharing his feelings. And they seem to be great couple. A couple is always looking great when love is bidirectional. The Lake House is a symbol of unrealized love. Cried couple of times during the movie, itβs worth watching.β
annbdread it β
βThis is the stereotypical romantic drama which tries to use the successful mix from Speed between Bullock and Reeves. It doesn't really work. The movie is quite flat and the plot is quite nonsensical. Of course, in a movie with time traveling you cannot think much about that part of the story or will fall apart. Not specifically, the fault of this one. But the behavior of the characters is really, really pointless in some parts. Also, the parallel family struggles of both characters are quβ
Andres Gomezread it β
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