Review of Replicas (2018) by Charles Bramesco for Guardian — 11 Jan 2019
An evolutionary marvel, Reeves has figured out how to adapt to the hostile environment of mediocrity, and here he takes to the gobbledygook and gaps in logic like a genetically altered fish to water. When the guy’s good, he’s great, and when he’s bad, he’s still serviceable.
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This review of Replicas (2018) was written by Charles Bramesco and published by Guardian on 11 Jan 2019.
Replicas has generally received mixed reviews.
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