Review of Proud Mary (2018) by Glenn Kenny for The New York Times — 12 Jan 2018
Ms. Henson, ever simmering, takes Mary’s moral conundrum very seriously. Her expressive eyes and nuanced body language work well for the character; she can put across a major change in attitude just by shifting a hip.
The script, though, doesn’t give her a whole lot of material with which to credibly enact her character’s crisis.
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This review of Proud Mary (2018) was written by Glenn Kenny and published by The New York Times on 12 Jan 2018.
Proud Mary has generally received mixed reviews.
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