Malcolm & Marie

"A super stylish shouting match."

"Why would anyone want themselves to be seen like this?"

"The whole movie comes across as deeply self-conscious, more concerned with how it sounds than what it's saying..."

"A film of the moment, powered by Covid, BLM and #MeToo - but good enough to stand the test of time."

"It's like watching Tiger Woods play a full round of miniature golf with the same intensity he brings to the Masters."

"Words turn out to be the undoing of "Malcolm & Marie," not just because there are so many of them, but because they feel like the building blocks of a meta-movie parlor trick..."

"Zendaya and John David Washington deliver career-best performances in this mesmerising two-hander that ruminates on love, life and art."

"A vibrant, perceptive film."

"For all Levinson's attention to the ever-shifting "discourse" around cinema, there's something quite traditional if not outright old-fashioned in his portrayal of the relation between a male artist and his rebellious muse."

"Expending so much energy anticipating our avenues of interpretation, Malcolm & Marie leaves us with little to interpret."