Old

Translated from swedish: "Old" raises the big questions. Without classic horror movie tricks, director M Night Shyamalan creates a dark thriller that is both pleasant and unsettling.
- Jon Asp

Swedish: Shyamalan holds the audience hostage

Translated from swedish: Shyamalan has made a well-acted summer horror movie, with a touch of humor and a thought-provoking idea or two.
- Björn Jansson

Swedish: Review: The Movie Old - A Summer Horror Flick on a Paradise Beach

Translated from swedish: "Old" is definitely worth sitting through, maybe not for an extraordinary story, but to see literal entire lives derail within the span of an hour and a half.
- Mimi Dahlén

Swedish: Humanity's oldest fear with a new twist

Translated from swedish: It's classic Shyamalan – for better and for worse. A surreal summer fling where one's own age paranoia takes the biggest hit.
- Patrik Linderholm

Swedish: Same Old Shyamalan

Translated from swedish: I was unexpectedly moved by a moment towards the end that illustrates what our lives look like. One day you're sitting in the back seat of your parents' car, enjoying your summer break, and the next day you realize that not only have they grown old, but you've also gotten gray hairs yourself. It goes by so fast.
- Stefan Hedmark

Swedish: Horrifying day at the beach in Shyamalan's new film

Translated from swedish: This is a soap opera, complete with exaggerated acting, unnatural dialogue, irrational behavior, and a clear villain.
- Caroline Hainer

Swedish: Film Review: Old - Absurd thriller about rapid aging on a mysterious beach

Translated from swedish: I hope that M. Night Shyamalan can do better, otherwise he might as well hang up his hat.
- Fredrik Lagnetoft

Swedish: Review: "Old"

Translated from swedish: On the beach, it becomes a mix of soap opera and disaster film, as the guests must try to cooperate, maintain their composure, and have moments when they reflect on their life's mistakes in the hopeless situation.
- Mårten Blomkvist

Swedish: Time rushes forward in Shyamalan's unbearably drawn-out "Old"