Review of Chicago (1927) by David Rooney for Variety — 11 Dec 2002
First-time feature director Rob Marshall and Oscar-winning "Gods and Monsters" screenwriter Bill Condon have spun the dark tale of two murdering floozies into a widely palatable entertainment, but the long-gestating film comes up short in rhythm and personality.
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This review of Chicago (1927) was written by David Rooney and published by Variety on 11 Dec 2002.
Chicago has generally received positive reviews.
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