Synopsis
A gallerist risks her family and flourishing career when she enters into an affair with a talented painter and slowly loses control of her life.
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Cast
- Boris KodjoeJason Reynard
- Brandon GonzalesTony
- Cameron Mills10-year-old Zoe
- Emayatzy CorinealdiBrina
- Garrett HinesBenny
- Hunter BurkeShane
- John NewbergBalthazar Crayne
- Kat GrahamDiamond
- Maria HowellNina
- Omer MughalHandsome Man
- 50
Boston Globe
Things bottom out when Zoe not only hooks up with another lover (there is not an ounce of body fat in this movie), but also misses her son’s soccer game. And up until then we were all having a good time. - 42
The A.V. Club
Addicted is basically a social-issue melodrama that, minus some curse words, thrusting, and frequent side nudity, could have emerged sometime in the ’50s. - 40
Variety
The sudsy quality of the production ensures all the performers look terrific, but aren’t given particularly impressive material to work with. - 40
The Hollywood Reporter
The film unfortunately depicts black female sexuality, a topic rarely portrayed onscreen, with all the depth and subtlety of a late night Cinemax offering. - 38
RogerEbert.com
Addicted is supposed to be erotica, so perhaps thinking about it too much is unfair, but the film is so uneven (it's both hot and preachy), as well as way too long, that thinking becomes inevitable. - 37
Washington Post
Watching Addicted is like eating Cheese Whiz straight from the jar. There’s no nutritional value. It’s kind of embarrassing. But it does satisfy a base craving for cheap, immediate sensation. - 30
TheWrap
The material swings between the sensual and the puritanical with whiplash-inducing speed; the dialogue all too often has the flat, dead sound of a first draft. - 30
Los Angeles Times
Addicted doesn’t know whether it wants to be a modern-day bodice-ripper, a morality-tinged cautionary tale or a serious snapshot of sexual compulsion. Whatever the case, it fails on all fronts.