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It would be risible if Ozon's hand didn't remain so steady and confident throughout, all the way up to a complicatedly upbeat conclusion that recreates the Christian Annunciation with the straightest of faces.Full Review
The frisson between the two halves is intriguing for a while, but it leaves the film feeling adrift.Full Review
In this season of self-important filmmaking, it's nice to watch a movie that entertains while refusing to take itself too seriously.Full Review
Because Ozon doesn't develop his characters once Ricky shows his true nature, the movie's slightly overcooked working-class realism quickly morphs into a grotesque -- and admittedly funny -- story of a mutant baby.Full Review
Ricky is a bold, ambitious hybrid that only intermittently reaches the heights toward which it audaciously aims.Full Review
