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yet with its forever-war landscape, it couldn't be moreReview rate : B by Joe Neumaier [New York Daily News ]
together they bring this world alive, closing the centuries-long distance between the writing of the play and this interpretationReview rate : B by Manohla Dargis [New York Times ]
this film has a ripped-from-TV antic buzz of foreign wars, economic troubles and pandering politicsby Liam Lacey [Globe and Mail ]
they make every line seem personally conceived, surprising yet inevitableby Eric Hynes [Village Voice ]
thespian self-directing tends toward the blustery, for reasons that are easy to understandby Dana Stevens [Slate ]
the fact that in this film they're often doing so on a cable news show or while brandishing a Kalashnikov is just so much window-dressingReview rate : C+ by Chris Barsanti [Filmcritic.com ]
the dangerous dynamics of fickle crowds and scenes of lacerating intimacyReview rate : B by Kathleen Murphy [MSN Movies ]
shot with an aggressive ugliness - the lighting is flat and lacklusterby Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
not only makes a brilliant, fearsome Coriolanus - he also displays an exciting talent for filmmakingReview rate : A- by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly ]
neat trickby Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
make a vitriolic pair - heavyweight screen acting at its bestby Ray Bennett [Hollywood Reporter ]
film's first half is rather challenging to navigateby Peter Debruge [Variety ]
deserves to be seen, however, especially among those who enjoy Shakespeare without considering themselves puristsReview rate : C by James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
an acerbic, resonant, troubling film, one of the year's very bestby Andrew O'Hehir [Salon.com ]