Review of Cry Macho (2021) by Glenn Kenny for RogerEbert.com — 15 Sep 2021
These small events transpire in beautifully shot, unhurried scenes. This is Eastwood’s version of pastoral. Mike pieces his ruined life back together in a sense. He finds pleasure in being of service to a community.
The professed agnostic takes Marta’s hand when she prays to begin a meal, and likes it. The simple sincerity about what’s worthwhile in life is the movie’s reason for being. Nothing more and nothing less.
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This review of Cry Macho (2021) was written by Glenn Kenny and published by RogerEbert.com on 15 Sep 2021.
Cry Macho has generally received mixed reviews.
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