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I May Destroy You
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All Critics (6) | Fresh (6)
An enjoyable and subversive parody on both B-film horror stories from the 1950s and mental health caregivers by legendary French director Jean Renoir. January 5, 2011 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
An enjoyable and subversive parody on both B-film horror stories from the 1950s and mental health caregivers by legendary French director Jean Renoir.
Dennis Schwartz
Picnic on the Grass suggests the harmony between mind and libido, but here Renoir savors the possibilities of the human split September 25, 2009 | Full Review…
Picnic on the Grass suggests the harmony between mind and libido, but here Renoir savors the possibilities of the human split
Fernando F. Croce
It's the kind of role that can inspire brilliance, and Barrault is remarkable, suggesting a deranged mime who moves in a series of spasms and ticks before breaking into wild, inexplicable violence. October 31, 2007 | Full Review…
It's the kind of role that can inspire brilliance, and Barrault is remarkable, suggesting a deranged mime who moves in a series of spasms and ticks before breaking into wild, inexplicable violence.
Doug Cummings
By stressing the universal elements of Stevenson's story, Renoir eradicates the creakiness of the plot, spinning the tale into something that still feels relevant. July 28, 2007 | Rating: 76/100 | Full Review…
By stressing the universal elements of Stevenson's story, Renoir eradicates the creakiness of the plot, spinning the tale into something that still feels relevant.
Jeremy Heilman
The film shifts tones and rhythms almost uncomfortably... April 26, 2007 | Full Review…
The film shifts tones and rhythms almost uncomfortably...
Sean Axmaker
Turns out to be one of the best movie versions of the classic story. April 24, 2007 | Rating: B+
Turns out to be one of the best movie versions of the classic story.
Shawn Levy
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