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By Steve Persall (1,105) for Tampa Bay Times (1,287) on 01 Nov 2017

George Clooney’s latest directing effort, Suburbicon, is a movie tipping off why it’s going wrong before it actually happens…

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By Josh Terry (603) for Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (1) on 01 Nov 2017

Ultimately, Suburbicon is just one of those movies that leaves you thinking about the better efforts from all the people involved…

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By Michael Gingold (56) for Birth.Movies.Death. (774) on 01 Nov 2017

This thriller/black comedy/racial drama sadly misses the mark on all three levels…

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By Martha K. Baker (133) for KDHX (St. Louis) (284) on 01 Nov 2017

George Clooney directs, very steadily, a pedestrian pace through fire to that idyllic end…

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By David Sims (534) for The Atlantic (1,046) on 01 Nov 2017

Had Suburbicon committed to its primary crime-caper plot, it might have been just another forgettable, uninspired film…

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By Roger Moore (6,008) for Movie Nation (3,875) on 31 Oct 2017

With Suburbicon, George Clooney finally achieves one of his bucket-list goals as director, making a satirical misfire every bit as tone-deaf…

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By Stephen Silver (684) for Splice Today (140) on 31 Oct 2017

It's rare for so many talented people to come together to make a film as turgid and pointless as Suburbicon, a satire that aims high and comes…

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By Rafael Rosales Santos (105) for Konexión (253) on 30 Oct 2017

It is a tangle of plots that all seek to be resolved in the end in a very forced manner. [Full Review in Spanish]…

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By Rex Reed (1,506) for New York Observer (1,400) on 30 Oct 2017

Part social melodrama, part violent crime drama and part send-up of family values gone haywire, it’s a curiosity that stubbornly fails to…

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By Ira Madison Iii (23) for The Daily Beast (380) on 30 Oct 2017

Despite his own good intentions, Clooney has proven time and again that racism isn't something he truly understands, and something that he…

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By Anthony Lane (1,079) for New Yorker (1,403) on 30 Oct 2017

So repelled is Clooney by the response of white suburbia to African-Americans, and so keen is he to insure that we share his outrage at what…

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By Jason Bailey (832) for Vice (43) on 28 Oct 2017

It's worth asking what kind of movie Clooney wanted to make-and what, exactly, he ended up with. A dark comedy? A tragedy? A thriller…

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By Susan Granger (2,214) for SSG Syndicate (1,551) on 28 Oct 2017

Sour, substandard fare, a murky melodrama that fails on almost every level except stylish production design…

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By Peter Rainer (2,575) for Christian Science Monitor (3,788) on 27 Oct 2017

Suburbicon, directed by George Clooney, grafts two distinctly different types of genres: the socially conscious race relations movie and grisly…

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By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 27 Oct 2017

Matt Damon's steely, stripped-back, average Joe style works against him, lending Lodge a stoicism and stony-heartedness that feels inhuman…

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By Michael A. Smith (689) for MediaMikes (371) on 27 Oct 2017

I'll say up front that I pretty much figured out the plot twist about 10 minutes into the film, but that didn't stop me from enjoying Suburbicon…

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By Matt Brunson (2,422) for Creative Loafing (2,337) on 27 Oct 2017

Given the ghastly result, perhaps the Coens should sue, since it's almost inconceivable that their original idea bore much resemblance to a…

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By Frank Wilkins (257) for Reel Reviews (165) on 27 Oct 2017

A loosely tied-together string of pleasurable moments and frustrating what ifs…

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By Kristy Puchko (422) for Pajiba (523) on 27 Oct 2017

a jarring combination that goes together as well as peanut butter and poison…

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By J.r. Kinnard (152) for PopMatters (2,617) on 26 Oct 2017

Baffling and frustrating in equal measure, it's difficult to judge who Suburbicon was made for and impossible to imagine who will actually like it…

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