Review of Chicago (2002) by Franzhcritic — 13 Mar 2014
The ambition and devotion to 'Chicago' is blindsided by a contempt for all the protagonists (the exception being John C. Reily, whose Mr. Cellophane is truly heartbreaking) and a certain modernization of an era that was not nearly so "razzle-dazzle" as the film portrays it to be.
I still can't get by the self-obsession of Renee Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones. That's really why I can't give the movie higher than an 8. A 6 is because it wasn't 20's to me.
This review of Chicago (2002) was written by Franzhcritic on 13 Mar 2014.
Chicago has generally received very positive reviews.
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