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Da 5 Bloods
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I May Destroy You
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All Critics (6) | Fresh (6)
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Emanuel Levy
Tod Browning's rousing, cruel joke on the mutilated artiste and the frigid muse October 26, 2010 | Full Review…
Tod Browning's rousing, cruel joke on the mutilated artiste and the frigid muse
Fernando F. Croce
It may not be Browning's best silent film, but it is certainly his most fascinatingly perverse -- and that's saying something in the world of Tod Browning. October 18, 2006 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
It may not be Browning's best silent film, but it is certainly his most fascinatingly perverse -- and that's saying something in the world of Tod Browning.
Ken Hanke
[An] astonishing masterpiece. August 12, 2006 | Full Review…
[An] astonishing masterpiece.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Not a second of its brief 50-minute running time is wasted. December 6, 2005 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Not a second of its brief 50-minute running time is wasted.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
It was the last of the great silent films, as just 4 months later the first talkie opened: The Jazz Singer. May 24, 2003 | Rating: A | Full Review…
It was the last of the great silent films, as just 4 months later the first talkie opened: The Jazz Singer.
Dennis Schwartz
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