To Rome with Love
Cody Villafana
“Only one of the vignettes truly stands out which makes for an uneven, unsatisfying overall product.”
“Only one of the vignettes truly stands out which makes for an uneven, unsatisfying overall product.”
“Seems to understand a feature film needs more substance than a 30-minute TV show can provide.”
“Evokes ‘Boogie Nights’ without the pathos, reveling in a theatrical form of sexual entertainment.”
“A good film and a worthy entry into Anderson’s catalog, but it feels more like a summer fling.”
“Isn’t what you’d expect from a studio whose focus has always been great storytelling.”
“Ridden with cliches, unimaginative jokes…a disservice to the music it borrows.”
“Embraces its R-rating, indulging in cursing and nudity while re-sharpening the fangs of Sandler.”
“Give the film credit for livening up the era, but by not saying much it’s really a missed opportunity.”
“Filmmaker Lawrence Kasdan’s futile foray back onto the big screen after almost a decade.”
“Recaptures the satirical edge that made the original so enjoyable. The real standout is Josh Brolin.”
“Actress Brit Marling is the strongest asset of an otherwise indecisive and transparent film.”
“The film’s strength lies within the young men who step onto the gridiron with pride and determination.”