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Suburbicon (2017) - Critic Reviews - Page 10 of 12

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By Jordan Ruimy (242) for World of Reel (117) on 19 Oct 2017

The satirical aspect hinted in the film's first half is quickly let go for a more Fargo-esque dilemma in coincidental absurdities…

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By David Stratton (799) for The Australian (781) on 19 Oct 2017

Clooney is adept at propelling the action along, papering over the material's shortcomings…

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By Adam Nayman (350) for Cinema Scope (405) on 27 Sep 2017

Such touches around the edges matter little in a movie that just isn't there…

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By Angie Han (120) for Mashable (91) on 18 Sep 2017

What we don't need are more movies that treat black characters as props and backdrops for stories about white people, and black pain as entertainment…

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By Scott Menzel (120) for We Live Entertainment (357) on 15 Sep 2017

A dark and comedic jab at suburban life and the secrets of those who live there…

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By Bill Chambers (261) for Film Freak Central (1,643) on 13 Sep 2017

The best parts are obviously the Coens' and the worst parts are obviously director George Clooney and co-writer Grant Heslov's…

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By Noah Gittell (113) for Nerdist (550) on 13 Sep 2017

There are some fun moments in the film's back half, but Suburbicon is only the latest in an increasingly long list of flops that demonstrate…

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By Brian Tallerico (1,600) for RogerEbert.com (5,563) on 13 Sep 2017

The dull Suburbicon lacks in witty dialogue, interesting characters, or even visual flourishes…

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By Allan Hunter (1,486) for The List (2,018) on 13 Sep 2017

The best laid plans go hysterically awry in Suburbicon, a gleeful skewering of America's dark heart from director George Clooney…

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By Alissa Wilkinson (499) for Vox (725) on 10 Sep 2017

It makes a run at cleverness, trying to be a dark screwball commentary on America’s race problem. But instead it’s just a spectacular flop…

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By Bryan Bishop (118) for The Verge (432) on 10 Sep 2017

It’s a scattered film, making too many vital points at once. By neglecting to bring them together into one single story, Clooney undercuts them all…

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By Joshua Rothkopf (1,058) for Time Out (7,510) on 09 Sep 2017

Director George Clooney raids a leftover script by the Coen brothers that lacks the snap of their more vicious crime comedies…

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By Sarah Kurchak (64) for Consequence of Sound (1,431) on 09 Sep 2017

It doesn’t work on a purely aesthetic level or as a political statement, and the combination of the two goes together about as well as a…

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By David Edelstein (2,124) for New York Magazine/Vulture (3,519) on 09 Sep 2017

The most charitable way to view it is as a Dadaist experiment, in which two tonally disparate movies were hacked down and their remaining strands…

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By Jason Guerrasio (61) for Business Insider (73) on 08 Sep 2017

Clooney is so heavy-handed with both the satire and commentary on race, watching Suburbicon builds into a frustrating experience…

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By Mara Reinstein (308) for MaraMovies.com (42) on 08 Sep 2017

Just because a period movie screams still so socially and politically relevant! doesn't make it a riveting must-see…

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By Keith Uhlich (870) for Slant Magazine (8,298) on 07 Sep 2017

Suburbicon sees a bunch of candidly left-leaning movie stars doing their best to out-awful each other…

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By Matt Singer (625) for ScreenCrush (954) on 07 Sep 2017

The movie cuts back and forth between the two, and their themes speak to one another in some ways, but the competing narratives barely intersect…

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By Chris Bumbray (988) for JoBlo's Movie Emporium (1,959) on 07 Sep 2017

Despite some creative mayhem, frustratingly uneven…

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By A.a. Dowd (854) for AV Club (2,778) on 07 Sep 2017

The results play like some Robert Zemeckis splicing experiment gone wrong, as though Clooney had somehow digitally inserted an earnest social-issues…

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