Review of Metropolitan (1935) by Steven C — 06 Apr 2012
Whit Stillman's blazingly original, triumphantly witty "Metropolitan" is a signal independent film of the 1990s. The dialogue is like music and the performances from the unknown actors are pointed and scathing.
This is the kind of film that Woody Allen would be able to make if he let an idea gestate rather than churning out a film a year. "Metropolitan" is an insanely precise social observation and satire.
This review of Metropolitan (1935) was written by Steven C on 06 Apr 2012.
Metropolitan has generally received very positive reviews.
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