Ariel Ecton (Ayo Edebiri), the keen and ambitious journalist at the center of Mark Anthony Green’s sluggish feature debut Opus, is desperate for a big break. Like many young people in magazines, she ...
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‘Opus' Review: Even Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich Can't Save A24's Exceedingly Silly Horror Send-Up of Fandom
A remote location. A group of unsuspecting, idiosyncratic hopefuls. A murderous plan that would eliminate them one by one. The formula is nearly a fool-proof one to pull off an entertaining ...
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Review: ‘Opus’ is a painfully rough translation of an urgent, hungry filmmaking mind
If I were a lesser critic than I wish to be, I would use the title of this film as an opportunity to sardonically riff on how ...
Cultlike celebrities of a certain size sometimes cross the line between unsettling narcissism and unsettling narcissism with top notes of pathology. This may not be news, even if they make the news ...
In "Opus," John Malkovich plays a world famous, seismically important pop music star, which isn't the would-be thriller's only problem, but it's a big one. In no world does Malkovich, a ball of wiry ...
In Mark Anthony Green's debut feature, also starring Tony Hale, Juliette Lewis and Murray Bartlett, a young writer scores an invite to the remote compound of a legendary musician. By Lovia Gyarkye ...
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