Parasite (Gisaengchung)
Judy
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The Good Place
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Can't seem to decide if it's supposed to be a comedy about Hollywood small-timers trying to get an indie pic off the ground, or a somber drama in which greed and lust overwhelm art. May 16, 2008
Can't seem to decide if it's supposed to be a comedy about Hollywood small-timers trying to get an indie pic off the ground, or a somber drama in which greed and lust overwhelm art.
David Stratton
The gags are too obvious; the conflict between art and money is hackneyed; and the plot goes badly off the rails in the later reels. Jun 24, 2006 | Full Review…
The gags are too obvious; the conflict between art and money is hackneyed; and the plot goes badly off the rails in the later reels.
Derek Adams
"Mistress" abounds with sharp comic performances that never stray into caricature or sentimentality. May 20, 2003 | Rating: 4/5
"Mistress" abounds with sharp comic performances that never stray into caricature or sentimentality.
Stephen Holden
Seeing Mistress is like getting a bad table at the in Hollywood restaurant. You're eavesdropping on all the dull conversations. May 12, 2001
Seeing Mistress is like getting a bad table at the in Hollywood restaurant. You're eavesdropping on all the dull conversations.
Peter Travers
Although it's never worse than watchable, the story barely expands beyond its own boundaries. It starts off appealingly small -- the way the old Albert Brooks movies used to. But it stays small. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
Although it's never worse than watchable, the story barely expands beyond its own boundaries. It starts off appealingly small -- the way the old Albert Brooks movies used to. But it stays small.
Desson Thomson
Primus brings a scruffy intimacy to "Mistress," which distinguishes it still further from "The Player" with its palmy California setting. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
Primus brings a scruffy intimacy to "Mistress," which distinguishes it still further from "The Player" with its palmy California setting.
Rita Kempley
Mistress consists of a series of meetings, some absurd, some touching. Primus works in a simple, unaffected style that gives the film a feeling of the unglamorous, drab, even dreary and depressing side of Tinseltown. May 23, 2018 | Full Review…
Mistress consists of a series of meetings, some absurd, some touching. Primus works in a simple, unaffected style that gives the film a feeling of the unglamorous, drab, even dreary and depressing side of Tinseltown.
Malcolm Johnson
Director Barry Primus's script lacks punch, but what it has, it doesn't pull. Dec 7, 2017 | Full Review…
Director Barry Primus's script lacks punch, but what it has, it doesn't pull.
Quentin Curtis
A pitch black dark comedy. Nov 14, 2005 | Rating: 3/5
A pitch black dark comedy.
Cole Smithey
Deft Hollywood satire with a top-drawer cast. Jul 24, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
Deft Hollywood satire with a top-drawer cast.
Rob Thomas
One of De Niro's less essential outings. May 24, 2003 | Full Review…
One of De Niro's less essential outings.
Film4 Staff
The energetic cast and the wealth of comic possibilities that are achieved make for an enjoyable romp. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
The energetic cast and the wealth of comic possibilities that are achieved make for an enjoyable romp.
Chris Hicks
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