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Salt and Fire Reviews
... sure enough Herzog's continued thematic exploration of the often fraught cohabitation between man and nature comes through.
| Sep 14, 2017
Looking just like a dressed-up Neil Breen joint, Salt and Fire becomes, at its best, Herzog's version of camp; at its worst, unwitting self-parody.
| Original Score: 1/4 | Apr 7, 2017
Like something you peer at rather than absorb, "Salt and Fire" is both awful and a tad fascinating.
| Apr 6, 2017
Werner Herzog's latest half-hearted return to narrative cinema is more excited by its stunning landscape than the life inside it.
| Apr 6, 2017
A bad movie but an intriguing vacation slideshow ...
| Original Score: C- | Apr 5, 2017
Despite the bad acting, self-importance and general Herzogian ridiculousness, the director actually has a deep sense of beauty ...
| Apr 5, 2017
The worst movie that Werner Herzog has ever made.
| Original Score: C- | Apr 5, 2017
Salt and Fire is a doodle, suggesting an assemblage of ecological riffs and fantasias that Werner Herzog may have entertained while making Into the Inferno.
| Original Score: 2/4 | Apr 2, 2017
Like all of Herzog's output, it casts its own strange spell.
| Original Score: 3/5 | Sep 13, 2016
The final act is one of the strongest sustained sequences of cinema Werner Herzog has crafted in some time.
| Sep 13, 2016
Characters waffle about aliens and conspiracies, science fiction and time travel. But nobody seems to have anything insightful to say about these themes.
| Sep 13, 2016
Too much salt, too little pepper in a silly eco fantasy.
| Jun 14, 2016