: In a unique take on film runtimes, Jabrody’s Movielog uses 88 Minutes to discuss the "90-minute crap barrier" theory, examining how runtime often correlates with movie quality.
: The Flickering Screen explains the dark backstory behind the title, revealing that it refers to the 88 minutes Jack's sister was tortured by a serial killer. 88 Minutes
: Rotten Tomatoes contributors suggest it’s a "solid thriller" for die-hard Pacino fans or those who love "tick-tock" suspense. : In a unique take on film runtimes,
Most blog coverage of the film focuses on its status as a "race-against-the-clock" thriller that polarized (and often disappointed) critics: explaining how Pacino's character
: Moviola provides a blow-by-blow account of the ending, explaining how Pacino's character, Dr. Jack Gramm, finally exposes the killer through prison records and phone calls.