1. Tom Tykwer reunites with Franka Potente for another exploration of fate, chance, and metaphysics, but what sounds like a surefire recipe for success ends up falling short.
2. The Princess and the Warrior is an unpredictable, mythic tale about haunted outcasts that is both dazzling and disquieting.
3. An inquisitive, aggressively stylistic film, sympathetic to its characters and eager to take risks.
4. one of those rare movies that continually reinvents itself while building on what has gone before
5. Tykwer bails himself out with a strong, imaginative conclusion that delineates his themes of salvation and grace.
6. Doesn't lack for ideas, nor for images that will sweep you up in their boldness and have the resonance of dreams.
7. Formalistically elegant and meticulous, yet ultimately unengaging.
8. This is a love story, but it isn't one you've ever seen before.
9. Nowhere near as dynamic as the title implies.
10. What's special about the film is at a deeper level, down where [Tykwer] engages with the souls of his characters.

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More slow-moving than Run Lola Run, this film nonetheless offers an intriguing storyline about love and fate.