Review of The Sisters Brothers (2018) by K. Austin Collins for Vanity Fair — 09 Sep 2018
The film is rich with male feelings and even manages to have a sense of humor about its own sadness. Phoenix is fine here—his usual loose cannon—as is Gyllenhaal, whose educated snob routine doesn’t overplay its hand an inch.
Though I’m tempted to launch a federal investigation into his mutt of an accent. But it’s Reilly who really carries the movie.
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This review of The Sisters Brothers (2018) was written by K. Austin Collins and published by Vanity Fair on 09 Sep 2018.
The Sisters Brothers has generally received positive reviews.
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