Review of The Prestige (2006) by Dana Stevens for Slate — 18 Mar 2017
The Prestige is utterly without pretense. It doesn't want to explore epistemological questions about the nature of perception and memory; it just wants to mess with our heads. And as a wily, slightly sadistic chess game of a movie, it succeeds quite nicely.
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This review of The Prestige (2006) was written by Dana Stevens and published by Slate on 18 Mar 2017.
The Prestige has generally received very positive reviews.
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