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Love, Gilda pays gentle, unequivocal tribute to its subject with more than enough of her genuine spirit to compensate for a lack of critical distance or truly fresh insight.
All Critics (80) | Top Critics (24) | Fresh (71) | Rotten (9)
It's Radner's voice-especially when describing her struggles with food, fame, and men-that shines brightest.
It's such an altogether perceptive work of both biography and criticism, and so thoroughly researched, that it's a shame that its more inventive gambits don't pan out.
There's just too much Gilda greatness - on and off camera - to be contained in an 86-minute box.
Even with what feels like an all-access pass, Love, Gilda feels as if it's barely caressed the surface, much less scratched it.
We come away with the portrait of someone who was never just going along for the ride, but who was always questioning and challenging herself, working toward professional excellence and hoping for an ideal romance.
Talk about a brief, shining light that lingers on.
While the wide-ranging film commemorates Radner's comedy career, it doesn't shy away from the complexities of Gilda as a person.
Not only is this a vivid exploration of Radner's life, but it's also a remarkable look at how the need to perform expresses itself, sometimes leading to pure magic.
Who doesn't love Gilda? Tied together with Radner's own words, sometimes read by current comedians and comediennes, this documentary is a well-deserved homage to a terrific entertainer.
...the film isn't afraid to delve into the darker parts of Radner's life-even if it's often too brief.
Informative and emotionally touching documentary about the beloved comedian.
A number of actors appear in this film. Everyone, it seems, loves Gilda, accessible, vulnerable, smart, funny, beautiful, Gilda.
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