Review of Raising Arizona (1987) by Trevor R — 31 Mar 2013
Every moment of this wondrous modern fairy tale is brought to the screen with such impeccable clarity (the hilariously hellish introduction of Smalls is a personal favorite), I can hardly believe it. This is some of my favorite work from cinematographer Barry Sonnenfield; every single frame is a delightful oddity.
Cage and Hunter are achingly funny in a touching story that is unique in circumstance yet universal in emotion. The ending is downright beautiful. One of the Coens finest pictures.
This review of Raising Arizona (1987) was written by Trevor R on 31 Mar 2013.
Raising Arizona has generally received very positive reviews.
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