Guadagnino’s summery romance is a wistful, wearisome sojourn despite the sensitive chemistry between its burgeoning lovers.
Frances McDormand’s raw, wiry performance towers over McDonagh’s blackly humorous but problematic dramedy.
While Johnson’s darkly portentous yet irreverently comedic sequel delights and surprises, it offers few sparks of hope for the saga’s future.
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More reverse-engineering than replication, Villeneuve’s visually and thematically rich sequel is a worthy successor to Scott’s visionary original.
It’s all delusions in Aronofsky’s queasy, hysterical psycho-horror, though mainly of grandeur.
