Russian Dolls Critic Reviews
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Russian Dolls captures how being a sexual cad has become an essential phase in the life of the modern male.Read the full review
The film isn't especially deep, but it's mostly delightful.Read the full review
These characters are still rich, and their potential growth still compelling. Here's hoping we meet them again in another five years.Read the full review
Another highly entertaining portrait of attractive young Europeans looking for personal and professional fulfillment amidst gorgeous locations.Read the full review
Charming and antic, Russian Dolls doesn't quite cohere in the way of "L'Auberge Espagnole" into a clever snapshot of contemporary Europe.Read the full review
Fluffily enjoyable.Read the full review
The smarter way to make this movie would have been to edit out everything extraneous to the story of Xavier and Wendy. They're the soul and heart of the movie, while everything else is pretty much dead weight.Read the full review
Viewers who thought the protags were superficial and annoying first time around will find little to change their minds here, but original pictures fans will probably embrace the now-scattered group's marginally more mature dilemmas centered on work and romance.Read the full review
The shallowness of this idealized depiction of European cultural homogeneity is largely camouflaged by the comfortable fit of its director's sensibility with the actors' likable, lived-in performances. An apt alternative title for Russian Dolls might be "Lovers Without Borders."Read the full review
