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Margot at the Wedding (2007) Rank 1 Reviews
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Reel Film Reviews (David Nusair)
As expected, Margot at the Wedding - written and directed by The Squid and the Whale filmmaker Noah Baumbach - is rife with dysfunctional characters that seem to spend all their free time arguing with one another; problems ensue as it becomes ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at Reel Film Reviews (David Nusair)
Variety
This is a clan whose members think nothing of playing out all their psychosexual traumas and intimate personality conflicts in front of their assorted children of all ages; in fact, the adults don't even stop to realize they're doing it. Perhaps some ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at Variety
New York Post (Lou Lumenick)
I'VE had root canals that were more enjoyable than "Margot at the Wedding," Noah Baumbach's hugely pretentious, ugly and annoying follow-up to "The Squid and the Whale."
I thought the earlier film was a tad overpraised, but it's a masterpiece ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at New York Post (Lou Lumenick)
rec.arts.movies.reviews (David N. Butterworth)
A huge disappointment after Baumbach's sublime 'Squid and the Whale. Ugly and mean. ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at rec.arts.movies.reviews (David N. Butterworth)
Christianity Today (Jeffrey Overstreet)
Margot at the Wedding is a story told from a perspective that's as viciously condescending and critical as Margot's own worldview. ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at Christianity Today (Jeffrey Overstreet)
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Garrett Conti)
Cinema Crazed (Felix Vasquez Jr.)
A self-indulgent, self-aware, and smug piece of crap and possibly one of the worst of 2007... ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at Cinema Crazed (Felix Vasquez Jr.)
Bronsonfive (Michael Ferraro)
The aesthetics of the film are as chaotic as the characters themselves, as if the editor tried to mimic the style of the French New Wave movement without paying attention to the theoretical reasoning behind it. ...read the complete Margot at the Wedding movie review at Bronsonfive (Michael Ferraro)
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