Review of Vice (2018) by Michael Roffman for Consequence of Sound — 17 Dec 2018
The problem is that, unlike The Big Short, he can’t seem to wrestle with the drama, and when Vice takes a more dramatic turn towards its manic third act, McKay’s preaching winds up feeling like Oliver Stone, Jr.
All of those meta, tongue-in-cheek quirks start becoming self righteous and smug when they used to be clever and decisive. It’s a damn shame.
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This review of Vice (2018) was written by Michael Roffman and published by Consequence of Sound on 17 Dec 2018.
Vice has generally received positive reviews.
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