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Using his typical assortment of aggressive female characters, Almodovar spends more time on the fashions of his protagonists than on their souls. Aug 16, 2017 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Using his typical assortment of aggressive female characters, Almodovar spends more time on the fashions of his protagonists than on their souls.
Gene Siskel
Kika is actually one of this film maker's more buoyant recent efforts, a sly, rambunctious satire that moves along merrily until it collapses -- as many Almodovar films finally do -- under the weight of its own clutter. May 20, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
Kika is actually one of this film maker's more buoyant recent efforts, a sly, rambunctious satire that moves along merrily until it collapses -- as many Almodovar films finally do -- under the weight of its own clutter.
Janet Maslin
It doesn't matter that Kika doesn't make sense -- doesn't even try to make sense. It's just so much fun to watch. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
It doesn't matter that Kika doesn't make sense -- doesn't even try to make sense. It's just so much fun to watch.
Joe Brown
Almodovar's central parody is strong enough to save this film from floundering too much or too often. It's daring and nasty, but rarely brilliant. Jan 1, 2000 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Almodovar's central parody is strong enough to save this film from floundering too much or too often. It's daring and nasty, but rarely brilliant.
James Berardinelli
Something alarming has happened to Almodovar: He has become commonplace and predictable. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
Something alarming has happened to Almodovar: He has become commonplace and predictable.
Desson Thomson
Kika is a kinky post-modern pastiche fatally short on substance and energy. May 20, 2003 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Kika is a kinky post-modern pastiche fatally short on substance and energy.
Susan Tavernetti
Painfully flat. Feb 28, 2002 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Painfully flat.
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Almodovar's latest movie, Kika, is...an outrageous campy comedy about the omnipresence of tabloid TV. Jan 9, 2002
Almodovar's latest movie, Kika, is...an outrageous campy comedy about the omnipresence of tabloid TV.
Stephen Farber
A riot of colors, Kika is sometimes sick, sometimes playful, but consistently hilarious and entertaining in ways that few films have been lately. Jan 1, 2000 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
A riot of colors, Kika is sometimes sick, sometimes playful, but consistently hilarious and entertaining in ways that few films have been lately.
Marc Savlov
Pointless. The trash being used to "make laugh". Stupid people, things and situations supposed to be funny. After half hour, I simply turned it off. What a waste of time!
Super Reviewer
My least favourite of Almodovar?s so far, the plot seemed quite weak and there was very little excitement to it. Almodovar gave some added controversy here, by making a rape scene into a bit of a comedy moment, I would be interested to see what people?s comments are and how many will feel it reached over the controversial line?
Irreverent and hilarious, KIKA is Pedro Almodovar's craziest film. Back are the usual Almodovar elements: colors, dramedy, sexual deviation, murder. The film works thanks to the funny script by Pedro, and the amazing performance by Veronica Forqué as the title character. The rest of the cast is very good too: Peter Coyote, Rossy De Palma, Victoria Abril (in a marvelous role) and Àlex Casanovas.
Pedro Almodovar AND Jean-Paul Gautier, how can you go wrong?
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