Just Add Water

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That's not to say the film is entirely without charm, though it struggles to find itself for the first 45 minutes. The Upside: Tracy Middendorf is endearing and wonderful to watch. Their scenes together are easily the best in the film. ... Full Review

Bochner is far too interested in creating an absurdist milieu than in doing what he does really well, which is construct touching moments between adults -- or near-adults. The actor-cum-helmer's very dark comedy is set in a landscape as parched for human kindness as it is for H2O, and burdened with more symbolism than a Joseph Campbell TV special. ... Full Review

An official selection of this year's Slamdance Film Festival, "Just Add Water" is an off-beat indie comedy which deserves viewing. ... Full Review

Just Add Water is an inconsistent, misguided attempt at what other films have already done. Despite the slim warmth brought on by Walsh and Middendorf, Just Add Water amounts to nothing beyond what its surface bares. ... Full Review