Review of Cold in July (2014) by Chris Nashawaty for Entertainment Weekly — 20 May 2014
Johnson ties some of the film's looser ends together and makes you overlook the ones that stay untied. Between "Eastbound & Down," "Django Unchained", and now Cold in July, Johnson has a nice little streak going of turning seemingly disposable characters into indelible scene-stealing rascals.
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This review of Cold in July (2014) was written by Chris Nashawaty and published by Entertainment Weekly on 20 May 2014.
Cold in July has generally received positive reviews.
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