Review of Atomic Blonde (2017) by Michael Roffman for Consequence of Sound — 13 Mar 2017
When you’re not shaking your head at Theron’s glass-crunching gymnastics, you’re probably soaking up Leitch’s emerald-lensed atmospheres, Luhrmann-esque set pieces, and the sensual lighting that could give Nicolas Winding Refn a seizure or two.
That’s all without saying a single thing about its fabulous soundtrack.
You can read the full review where it was originally posted online.
This review of Atomic Blonde (2017) was written by Michael Roffman and published by Consequence of Sound on 13 Mar 2017.
Atomic Blonde has generally received positive reviews.
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