"The Double" presents an intriguing concept that explores themes of identity and duality, but it doesn't fully deliver on its potential. The premise is fascinating, centering around a protagonist who encounters his exact double, leading to a series of existential questions and conflicts.

The film has its moments of brilliance, particularly in its cinematography and some thought-provoking scenes that really make you ponder the nature of self. However, the pacing felt uneven at times, with certain segments dragging on while others rushed through key developments.

Character development was a mixed bag; while the lead had depth and complexity, some supporting characters felt one-dimensional and underutilized. The dialogue, while occasionally sharp, sometimes veered into the territory of being overly pretentious, which could be off-putting.

Overall, "The Double" is a visually striking film with an interesting premise, but it struggles to maintain a consistent narrative and character engagement throughout. I’d give it a 6/10—worth a watch for its unique ideas, but it leaves you wanting a bit more.