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Flawed yet fundamentally worthy, Mr. Jones peers into the past to tell a fact-based story that remains troublingly relevant today.
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Though it's a shame that "Mr. Jones" is not more cohesive, the remarkable story of Gareth Jones retains its potency. June 22, 2020 | Full Review…
Though it's a shame that "Mr. Jones" is not more cohesive, the remarkable story of Gareth Jones retains its potency.
Kevin Crust
A disordered script cobbles this stirring indictment of Stalin's evil from director Agnieszka Holland. There are flashes of epic filmmaking, but the great movie that might have been remains frustratingly out of reach. June 20, 2020 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
A disordered script cobbles this stirring indictment of Stalin's evil from director Agnieszka Holland. There are flashes of epic filmmaking, but the great movie that might have been remains frustratingly out of reach.
Peter Travers
A compelling watch throughout in spite of its rambling feel. June 19, 2020 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A compelling watch throughout in spite of its rambling feel.
Tomris Laffly
[A] bleak, murky, and instructive film... June 19, 2020 | Full Review…
[A] bleak, murky, and instructive film...
Anthony Lane
At times, Mr. Jones has the gravity and grace to remind us of what an accomplished chronicler of 20th-century horror Agnieszka Holland can be. And at times, it goes off track in ways that sadly undercut both the gravity and the grace. June 18, 2020 | Full Review…
At times, Mr. Jones has the gravity and grace to remind us of what an accomplished chronicler of 20th-century horror Agnieszka Holland can be. And at times, it goes off track in ways that sadly undercut both the gravity and the grace.
Steve Pond
More than anything, "Mr. Jones" is an argument for witnessing and remembrance. June 18, 2020 | Full Review…
More than anything, "Mr. Jones" is an argument for witnessing and remembrance.
Manohla Dargis
For all the horror, Mr. Jones is ultimately an uplifting film. The fact that producers made it at all, with such an impressive cast, is something of a minor miracle. July 18, 2020 | Full Review…
For all the horror, Mr. Jones is ultimately an uplifting film. The fact that producers made it at all, with such an impressive cast, is something of a minor miracle.
Megan Basham
[An] engrossing, intelligent, visually gripping film from director Agnieszka Holland, working from a well-researched script by Andrea Chalupa. July 14, 2020 | Full Review…
[An] engrossing, intelligent, visually gripping film from director Agnieszka Holland, working from a well-researched script by Andrea Chalupa.
Loren King
Holland films Mr. Jones with the same humanistic approach she takes in her World War II drama Europa, Europa. The director captures the subtle emotions of every major and minor character and then sets them against chilling political backdrops. July 14, 2020 | Full Review…
Holland films Mr. Jones with the same humanistic approach she takes in her World War II drama Europa, Europa. The director captures the subtle emotions of every major and minor character and then sets them against chilling political backdrops.
Jeffrey Edalatpour
The tremendously interesting and subtle screenplay from Andrea Chalupa asks larger and more complicated questions than: Why did Stalin starve the Ukraine? Mr. Jones is more interested in the complicity of the West. July 8, 2020 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
The tremendously interesting and subtle screenplay from Andrea Chalupa asks larger and more complicated questions than: Why did Stalin starve the Ukraine? Mr. Jones is more interested in the complicity of the West.
Neal Pollack
While there are genuinely moving moments peppered throughout Mr. Jones, the overall film is frustratingly inconsistent, and fails to fulfill the potential of its extraordinary source material. July 8, 2020 | Full Review…
While there are genuinely moving moments peppered throughout Mr. Jones, the overall film is frustratingly inconsistent, and fails to fulfill the potential of its extraordinary source material.
Audrey Fox
The starkness of this oft-forgotten period of history is not diminished by its stylistic portrayal. Indeed, it only further emphasizes the brutality of what millions of Ukrainians were forced to live through and the importance of bearing witness to it. July 5, 2020 | Full Review…
The starkness of this oft-forgotten period of history is not diminished by its stylistic portrayal. Indeed, it only further emphasizes the brutality of what millions of Ukrainians were forced to live through and the importance of bearing witness to it.
Kayleigh Donaldson
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