Dupieux captures Dalí’s self-promoting genius but the constant trickery eventually becomes a little tiresome.

Elisabeth Vincentelli

The New York Times

There’s madness afoot, and Demoustier ably captures how overmatched a mere interviewer would always be with Dalí. And the various actors playing Dalí indulge in grand vamping of the genius in a script that only occasionally hints at his sense of his own mortality.

Roger Moore

Movie Nation

Dupieux injects his own particular brand of daffy humor too, writing, directing, shooting and editing his movie, cutting it along a bias that is familiar to those of us who’ve been paying attention to his recent run of form.

Jessica Kiang

Variety