
The Tragedy of Macbeth
(4.5 *) The Tragedy of Macbeth is a powerful production that shows the relevance of Shakespeare to today’s modern age.
(4.5 *) The Tragedy of Macbeth is a powerful production that shows the relevance of Shakespeare to today’s modern age.
(4 Stars) A film noire psychological thriller that keeps your interests, darkly.
(3.5 *) Technically near perfect, but lacking in the dramatic storytelling.
(5 Stars) A stunning sensory experience and quite likely the next Star Wars.
(4.5 Stars) Quite likely the Best Picture of the Year. Let me explain why.
(3.5 Stars) Many good things here, but, in the end, not real memorable.
(3.5 Stars) A sensory delight, but if you want to follow the plot, bring a notepad.
(3 Stars) Powerful Performances from Boseman and Davis, but it is still a play.
(5 Stars) An exceptionally well crafted movie that moves you through multiple emotions all while exploring the complexities of social class.
(4.5 Stars) In addition to what you expect, it shows that old folks still have huge creative talent. Still one of the best pictures of 2019.
(3.5 Stars) A movie Of Hollywood, By Hollywood, and, most importantly, FOR Hollywood!
(3 Stars) Some good moments. But the movie doesn’t quite come together.
(2 Stars) Might be good for families, but most adults are going to ask ‘Who asked her to return?’
(3 Stars) Although laced with fun and titillating moments throughout, the movie doesn’t deliver a totally coherent message.
(3 Stars) Another tale of Neil Armstrong’s life and walk on the moon. Won the Visual Effects Oscar.
(4 Stars) A visually and aurally stunning action movie with a tightly constructed plot line that you can actually follow.
(5 Stars) Probably the best movie of the year and a great example of excellence in all dimensions. A must-see film.
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