
Alison Willmore
Film Critic at New York Magazine
Film Critic at Vulture
Film critic at @Vulture/@NYMag. Not on here anymore.
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1 day ago |
vulture.com | Rachel Handler |Alison Willmore
This year’s Cannes Film Festival has everything: A new Lynne Ramsay starring a driven-insane Jennifer Lawrence, Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut, Ari Aster’s certain-to-be-batshit take on the year 2020, Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor as WWI-era lovers, a Kelly Reichardt heist film, and the latest films from Spike Lee, Wes Anderson, Julia Ducournau, and Jafar Panahi. At one point, Tom Cruise will probably parachute directly onto the Croisette to promote Mission Impossible — The Final Reckoning.
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4 days ago |
thenews.com.pk | Alison Willmore
Starring: Blake Lively, Anna Kendrick, Michele Morrone,Henry Golding, Kelly McCormack, Elizabeth Perkins, and Allison JanneyDirection by: Paul Feiget’s deal with the important stuff first: Blake Lively makes her entrance in Another Simple Favor in a suit, as she must—as she did in 2018’s A Simple Favor, showing up to school pickup like an eruption into the upscale suburban setting from a much more interesting movie.
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5 days ago |
vulture.com | Alison Willmore
I saw Friendship in a packed theater at SXSW, sitting next to a stranger who kept moaning “nooooo” under his breath whenever Tim Robinson’s character — a husband, father, and corporate drone named Craig Waterman — was about to do something he shouldn’t. There are plenty of contexts in which this kind of behavior would be annoying. But for this particular film, it was an accompaniment that felt like an enhancement, a live bonus audio track of involuntary secondhand embarrassment.
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1 week ago |
vulture.com | Alison Willmore
Twenty-five years ago, Christian Bale’s American Psycho character was satire. Today, he’s grind-set goals. Early in American Psycho, Mary Harron’s blisteringly good adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s 1991 novel, Patrick Bateman walks us through a typical morning.
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2 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Alison Willmore
The characters in Thunderbolts* (asterisk theirs) are all minor foes and disreputable allies who’ve turned up over the last few years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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I don't know that it's my favorite film of the decade — I don't know what my favorite film of the decade is — but it's hard to think of another one that's aged this well https://t.co/pqRs5r9IUF