Review of Reality Bites (1994) by Marc Savlov for Austin Chronicle — 10 Jul 1999
It's Stiller's knowledgeable use of these smaller touches that (along with the excellent cast -- it's great to see Winona relinquishing period gowns and back where she can do some real damage) pushes the film along a solid, fresh line and toward its admittedly Hollywood conclusion.
Stiller and company imbue their film with an honest, sarcastic wit that's all too familiar: apparently, somebody's been filming our lives. Does this mean we'll all be getting royalties?
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This review of Reality Bites (1994) was written by Marc Savlov and published by Austin Chronicle on 10 Jul 1999.
Reality Bites has generally received positive reviews.
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