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Movie Reviews by Richard Lawson - Page 8 of 27

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Review of Army of the Dead (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 21 May 2021

The Snyder of 2004 is utterly revived in Army of the Dead, a shrewdly mounted action film (as opposed to a horror one) that may be saying something…

Review of The Woman in the Window (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 13 May 2021

The movie is a pallid, dull slog of bad acting and worse storytelling…

Review of Wrath of Man (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 06 May 2021

It’s all pleasingly robust and cinematic, if fleeting…

Review of Things Heard & Seen (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 05 May 2021

The real trouble of the film is that it is stuck, like a spirit, between spaces…

Review of Tom Clancy's Without Remorse (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 05 May 2021

Best to move past Without Remorse. assured that Jordan will find another, more fitting star vehicle for himself…

Review of Mortal Kombat (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 23 Apr 2021

Mortal Kombat is a disjointed, halfhearted trip to the past, where things probably should have been left finished for good…

Review of Voyagers (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 07 Apr 2021

The film is mostly just a rehash of Lord of the Flies set in space…

Review of Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 30 Mar 2021

Godzilla vs. Kong competently, efficiently does its job, which is really all you can ask of the fourth movie in a rickety franchise…

Review of Nobody (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 26 Mar 2021

The film is a winning reminder of the pleasures of the midrange movie, one stylish enough to feel distinct but not too caught up in an effort…

Review of Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 15 Mar 2021

Watching Snyder’s intermittently rewarding epic—if nothing else a spectacle of completed vision—stirred up surprising emotions…

Review of The United States vs. Billie Holiday (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 11 Mar 2021

In Day’s magnetism, the film does enough justice to Holiday’s memory that its shagginess is almost forgiven…

Review of The World to Come (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 11 Mar 2021

The film offers a small bit of emotional rescue at its very end—a graceful tribute to the escapes of memory and fantasy—but by then the…

Review of Raya and the Last Dragon (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 11 Mar 2021

It’s a fun movie, packed with escapades and just-shy-of-cloying cutesy humor, but there is a resonant depth, too…

Review of Minari (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 25 Feb 2021

As it unspools, Minari becomes a study in sober compassion…

Review of Cherry (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 25 Feb 2021

There’s a sort of bell curve of tolerance; the film begins loud and over-egged, gradually settles into a sad and gnarly bildungsroman, and…

Review of I Care a Lot (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 18 Feb 2021

Pike has been nominated for a Golden Globe for the performance, but don’t let that turn you off…

Review of The Map of Tiny Perfect Things (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 11 Feb 2021

The Map of Tiny Perfect Things knows its limits. It’s careful about when to be twee, when to strive for profundity, and when to hold back…

Review of Judas and the Black Messiah (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 04 Feb 2021

Judas and the Black Messiah is missing that deeper personal aspect, some sense of the emotional force yoking O’Neal and Hampton together,…

Review of Palmer (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 30 Jan 2021

The film doesn’t actually show character growth so much as it tells you it’s happening…

Review of Supernova (2021)

By Richard Lawson (539) for Vanity Fair (761) on 30 Jan 2021

Supernova, despite a title that suggests a bright and glorious burst of energy, is a ponderous movie, a story about the end of life so determined…

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