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Review of Thank You for Your Service (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 25 Oct 2017

Thank You for Your Service is moving and unflinchingly honest — and its release comes at a time when its central theme feels depressingly relevant…

Review of Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 25 Oct 2017

Its workmanlike cinematic language can’t quite capture the urgency and expansiveness of Didion’s vision as a writer, and how keenly and…

Review of Geostorm (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 23 Oct 2017

Even though no movie that lends itself to individually tailored special effects should be a royal snoozefest, it’s 2017 and everything is…

Review of The Square (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 23 Oct 2017

Burying self-referential allusions in the background and merrily poking viewers till they bruise, The Square at times feels more like longform…

Review of One Of Us (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 19 Oct 2017

The film’s revelations are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups…

Review of The Snowman (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 19 Oct 2017

Watching The Snowman keeps you so thoroughly occupied with trying to figure out why the movie itself exists that all other questions become…

Review of One of Us (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 19 Oct 2017

The film’s revelations are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups…

Review of One of Us (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 18 Oct 2017

The film’s revelations are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups…

Review of The Snowman (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 18 Oct 2017

Watching The Snowman keeps you so thoroughly occupied with trying to figure out why the movie itself exists that all other questions become…

Review of Marshall (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 11 Oct 2017

Casting the movie as Marshall’s story — and then skimping on Marshall himself, one of the most interesting figures in US history — winds…

Review of The Mountain Between Us (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 04 Oct 2017

As a professional film critic, I’m also obliged to tell you that The Mountain Between Us isn’t a very good film…

Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 03 Oct 2017

It’s not mere fan service; the film tries very hard to sustain interest with new characters and developments that draw on the past without…

Review of American Made (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 27 Sep 2017

It’s not that American Made doesn’t have anything to say; it’s just that whatever it has to say has been said better somewhere else…

Review of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 21 Sep 2017

Every performance in this movie acknowledges that while tragedy is what prompted the film’s events, its contours, characters, and conversations…

Review of Battle of the Sexes (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 21 Sep 2017

Battle of the Sexes, for all its failings, is still enjoyable to watch…

Review of Molly's Game (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 15 Sep 2017

Sorkin is still a better writer than director, but the fun of watching this film comes mostly from witnessing him at the top of his game…

Review of I Love You, Daddy (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 14 Sep 2017

I'm not convinced it's thoughtful, and suspect it's nothing more than clever and funny provocation for provocation's sake…

Review of The Death of Stalin (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 13 Sep 2017

The Death of Stalin is Iannucci’s most complex and almost nihilistic rendering of what politics is: A team of bumbling and weak-minded people…

Review of The Shape of Water (2017)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 12 Sep 2017

Del Toro always renders his films’ social critiques in fantastical and imaginative images, and The Shape of Water is among his best, with…

Review of The Final Year (2018)

By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 12 Sep 2017

The greatest thing about The Final Year, and the part that needs repeating over and over in our abrasive, attention-seeking political age,…

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