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Reviews (4)
Jun 22, 2021
A fantastic film, and a wickedly clever and heartbreaking upgrade of the rape/revenge movie genre
Even though all the other reviews I’d read had already prepared me for something special, Promising Young Woman exceeded all my expectations.
Everything about PYW is exceptional, from Emerald Fennell’s touching, chilling, and frequently blackly funny screenplay, to her seamless direction, to Carey Mulligan’s revelatory central performance, to the performances and contributions of everyone else involved. PYW is a stunning achievement, and is the first new film I’ve been genuinely excited by in a very long time. It’s one of those rare ‘instant classics’ that’s entertaining, relevant, and will surely only grow in stature as the years pass.
As for the blu ray — although a lot more special features would have been welcome, it’s a terrific presentation that’s often so colourful it leaps off the screen. The soundtrack is very cool, too.
Even though Nomadland was excellent, Promising Young Woman should have got the Best Picture Oscar. Very, very highly recommended.
Apr 21, 2021
A beautiful edition of a terrific movie
Mar 08, 2022
An underrated Argento gem
The popular opinion is that Dario Argento lost his filmmaking mojo after 1987’s Opera. Sleepless, which arrived twelve years later, turns that opinion on its head. It’s not classic Argento, but it’s certainly a two-thirds return to form and something of a ‘greatest hits’ package for his fans; look closely and you’ll find several ‘Easter egg’ references to many of his past films in Sleepless’s set-ups and set pieces. It’s a return to Argento’s Giallo roots that only gets better with age, as many of the Maestro’s formerly overlooked films have done, like Trauma, Stendhal Syndrome and The Card Player. Scorpion/Kino Lorber’s recent edition of Sleepless is also the very best way to see it. It’s a fantastic presentation.