Parasite (Gisaengchung)
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A comedy about real estate and class differences, this was the biggest hit of Resnais' career in France, superbly capturing Paris in the 90s. May 8, 2014 | Full Review…
A comedy about real estate and class differences, this was the biggest hit of Resnais' career in France, superbly capturing Paris in the 90s.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
This is a puny benefit for a device that's arbitrary and precious and results in slowing down scenes and conversations for no reason but cuteness. Oct 30, 2001 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
This is a puny benefit for a device that's arbitrary and precious and results in slowing down scenes and conversations for no reason but cuteness.
Mick LaSalle
By the end of the film you've become more than superficially acquainted with six recognizable and complicated individuals. How many movie musicals can make that claim? Oct 30, 2001 | Rating: 3/5
By the end of the film you've become more than superficially acquainted with six recognizable and complicated individuals. How many movie musicals can make that claim?
Stephen Holden
Sublime work from an old but still innovative French New Waver. Apr 18, 2008 | Rating: 5/5
Sublime work from an old but still innovative French New Waver.
Beth Accomando
Densely plotted and endearingly neurotic. Aug 29, 2006 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Densely plotted and endearingly neurotic.
Give Resnais credit for trying something different. Oct 21, 2002 | Full Review…
Give Resnais credit for trying something different.
Jean Lowerison
A multi-layered love story and meditation on the natural human condition, where the characters lip sync to famous French songs, current pop, and older music as well, used as inner-monologues, dialogue and thought. Jan 15, 2002 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
A multi-layered love story and meditation on the natural human condition, where the characters lip sync to famous French songs, current pop, and older music as well, used as inner-monologues, dialogue and thought.
Greg Muskewitz
What may have been intended as playful comes off as unbearably leaden and incongruous instead. Oct 30, 2001 | Full Review…
What may have been intended as playful comes off as unbearably leaden and incongruous instead.
Daniel Eagan
A tired tune, conducted by a maestro who appears to be tone-deaf. Oct 30, 2001 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…
A tired tune, conducted by a maestro who appears to be tone-deaf.
Marjorie Baumgarten
In his middle seventies, Resnais is still going full-tilt. Oct 30, 2001 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
In his middle seventies, Resnais is still going full-tilt.
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Over the course of its two hours, though, each of the main characters deepens and issues of deception, self-deception, trust, and control in their relationships take on surprising complexity. Oct 30, 2001
Over the course of its two hours, though, each of the main characters deepens and issues of deception, self-deception, trust, and control in their relationships take on surprising complexity.
Arthur Lazere
The film has its funny moments, but as a satire of the bourgeoisie it's working awfully familiar territory. Oct 30, 2001 | Full Review…
The film has its funny moments, but as a satire of the bourgeoisie it's working awfully familiar territory.
Walter V. Addiego
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