Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)

David Mamet's prophetic and soulful drama about how the human spirit is violated in the work arena.

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08/29/02

Despite an acidic world-view, it generates a real feeling of the worth of artistic achievement and personal struggle.

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12/27/03

For all of [its] advantages, Glengarry Glen Ross is as hopelessly stagebound as any theatrical adaptation I've ever seen.

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01/10/03

Mamet has a special gift for drawing realistic portriats of lowlifers who are harsh but also funny, not to speak of his unique skill at contsructing tension-ridden situations; his salesmen are a far cry from Arthur Miller's Loman in Death of a Salesman.

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08/17/06

David Mamet's screenplay is brutal and snappy, and the cast is an acting connoisseur's dream

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11/20/02

It is a testament to the power of Jack Lemmon's performance that it ranks as one of the most recognized of his accomplished career.

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11/17/02

An utter masterpiece.

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11/09/02

All of the actors are great, clearly enjoying the opportunity to sink their teeth into some meaty lines.

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02/28/02

One of the great American movies.

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05/01/03

A stage play that never quite makes the transition into the medium of film.

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11/15/02