As with most of Ridley's work, however, the critical response was deeply divided, with Sheridan Morley describing it as "a masterpiece" and John Peter, of The Sunday Times, declaring, "Ridley's work is an acquired taste and it looks like I'm getting it."
As is typical of Ridley's work, however, critical reception was sharply divided, with Sheridan Morley characterizing it as "a masterpiece" and John Peter, of The Sunday Times, stating that "Ridley's work is an acquired taste and it looks like I'm getting it."