I’m always up for a Samara Weaving film, and once again she proves why she’s one of the most exciting actors working today. She has this rare ability to balance genuine vulnerability with an absolute kick-ass attitude, making every scene feel unpredictable and compelling. Kyle Gallner is the perfect partner. He brings an effortless charm that makes their chemistry feel completely natural, and together they carry the film from beginning to end. On the surface it’s a crime thriller, but at its heart it’s a romance. Watching the relationship develop while the film cleverly weaves in lessons on how to pull off a robbery is such a refreshing idea. The parallel between falling in love and planning a crime gives the story a unique rhythm that keeps you invested in both. The whole film has a confident, stylish energy. It’s sexy without trying too hard, cool without feeling forced, and backed up by stellar performances from both leads. Their rollercoaster romance is beautiful, tragic and gripping from the opening scenes, making it easy to become emotionally invested in where it all ends. If you’re after a crime thriller with real chemistry, plenty of style and two hugely charismatic leads, Carolina Caroline is well worth your time. If you liked…True Romance, Mr. Right, Bones and All

"How do you know if we're good people pretending to be bad or bad ones pretending to be good?" Maybe it's just my Adam Rehmeier bias talking but this is a fantastic character-driven, Bonnie-and-Clyde-esque thriller. While not shocking or revelatory with it's plot, Carolina Caroline is absolutely magnetic thanks to the on-screen chemistry and charisma of Gallner and Weaving, bolstered by delightful cinematography that makes this time-period-agnostic film a pleasure to behold. Tack on the well weaved subtext about finding ones place, the allure of the unknown and the disappointment that unearthing the truth sometimes brings, Carolina Caroline is a sublime feature and a fantastic addition to Rehmeier's ever growing resume.

Quite good. Reminds me of movies from the seventies and eighties more than current movies. The cast is great. It's almost entirely Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner, and they're terrific. It's a genre piece, but well done. You know what you're getting going in, and the movie delivers on that.

It's a romance thriller with a Bonnie and Clyde style.The film is exciting, fun, and well-acted.Weaving and Gallner shine brightly.

As far as crime spree movies go it doesn't break any ground but the performances within it are outstanding enough to keep your attention and the story is compelling enough to keep you wrapped. Definitely a hidden gem to enjoy.