Review of Beirut (2018) by Manohla Dargis for The New York Times — 09 Apr 2018
Mr. Hamm certainly makes it easy to care for Mason and all that he signifies, and it’s a pleasure to watch him just silently nurse another drink, a lifetime of regret weighing on him. Yet as Mason sits alone, the shadows closing around him, you also catch sight of a character whose past — including a cozy association with Henry Kissinger — suggests a tougher, harder and more interesting movie than the one you are watching.
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This review of Beirut (2018) was written by Manohla Dargis and published by The New York Times on 09 Apr 2018.
Beirut has generally received positive reviews.
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