Cymbeline (2015) Movie Critic Review

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Cymbeline (2015) Movie Critic Review
Rating:     Rated R for some violence
Production:     Benaroya Pictures
Genre:     Drama
Country:     USA
Language:     English
Director;     Michael Almereyda
Stars:    Ethan Hawke, Ed Harris, Milla Jovovich



Cymbeline (2015) English Movie Critic Review -  Cymbeline Movie Directed by Michael Almereyda. Under Production: Benaroya Pictures. In Cinema Mar 13, 2015 with Stars: Ethan Hawke, Ed Harris, Milla Jovovich

IMDB By 6.8  :-http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3093522/

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Peter Sobczynski | RogerEbert.com A conceptually weak and dramatically muddled mess that has acquired a game and good cast and then given them precious little to do.
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Tirdad Derakhshani | Philadelphia Inquirer     If too many filmmakers try to amp up the excitement in Shakespeare with movie magic, Almereyda goes to the opposite extreme in Cymbeline.
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Betsy Sharkey | Los Angeles Times     A mash-up of social media shortcomings and Shakespearean tragedy that becomes as much a tale of cinematic ambition gone awry as anything the Bard intended.
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Chris Nashawaty | Entertainment Weekly     The film has moments of real wit and stylish brutality, but its nods to modernity (motorcycles, iPads, Google) just feel like self-conscious stunts.
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Manohla Dargis | New York Times     "Cymbeline" has been branded a tragedy, a tragicomedy and a romance, and Mr. Almereyda embraces all three categories. The movie is by turns grim, grimly amusing and romantic, sometimes at once.
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Nick Schager | Film Journal International Shakespeare's Cymbeline is given a distinctly contemporary sheen that almost makes it seem fresh, which is not-unfortunately-the same thing as coherent.
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Keith Uhlich | AV Club     Almereyda tackles one of the Bard's lesser-regarded later works, the plot-heavy tragicomedy Cymbeline, and again unearths untold depths.
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Andrew O'Hehir | Salon.com     If this willfully peculiar and daring "Cymbeline" isn't to all tastes, it brings back the blood, the thrills and the sense of moral discovery to a long-neglected work.
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Mike D'Angelo | The Dissolve         Almereyda's sweeping cuts take material that was already problematic and render it almost nonsensical.
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Stephanie Zacharek | Village Voice     It unfolds like a tragedy, gradually shedding all its armor until it winds up, naked and a little crazy, as something of a comedy. But all this madness has a purpose, as Almereyda shows us.
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Isaac Feldberg | We Got This Covered         Director Michael Almereyda's ambition is admirable, but his grim and gristly modernization of Cymbeline rings almost entirely false.
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Chuck Bowen | Slant Magazine The source material, which is convoluted even by Shakespeare's narratively dexterous standards, is admittedly a tough nut for a filmmaker to crack.
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Jo-Anne Titmarsh | HeyUGuysIf nothing else, this film made me want to see more Shakespeare and if it has this effect on audiences, then Almereyda is to be commended.
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Robbie Collin | Daily Telegraph Perhaps this is what they mean by "problem play". In Michael Almereyda's new adaptation of Cymbeline, one of William Shakespeare's more troublesome works, almost nothing seems to click.
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