Ralph Fiennes impresses in Ibsen revival
Robert Tanitch reviews The Master Builder at Old Vic, London SW1 The critics at its British premiere in 1893 were quick to dismiss Henrik Ibsen’s play as “three acts of gibberish… in ...
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Skyfall, the 23rd official James Bond film
Joyce Glasser reviews Skyfall (October 26, 2012), Cert. 12A, 142 min. Skyfall, the 23rd official James Bond film, and the third starring the charismatic Daniel Craig, is the darkest and most unsettlin ...
“It’s a woman business to get married as soon as possible and a man’s to keep unmarried as long as possible.”
Robert Tanitch reviews Man and Superman at National Theatre/Lyttelton. In this particular battle of the sexes, the duel is unequal. Ann Whitefield, coquette, bully, liar, and hypocrite, is likened to ...
There’s nothing Ralph Fiennes doesn’t know in The Grand Budapest Hotel
Joyce Glasser reviews The Grand Budapest Hotel (March 7, 2014) Cert. 15, 99 min. Writer/Director Wes Anderson has a distinctive style; he’s a visual fantasist who often puts style above all else. Stil ...