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this is the best movie i have ever saw, JK i've never even saw it lol haha lmao
A superb movie that is clearly worth watching. Unfortunately, however, the movie, which is in black-and-white, can be better described as being light-and-dark with an overwhelming amount of "dark". The absence of "light" in nearly all the scenes becomes an affectation from the Director which detracts from the cinematography. The darkness is not a modifier, enhancer, or
They could have said it all with a half an hour less. The photography was creative, a little too dark for my taste. confusing at times and after awhile you didn't care. It was just ok....
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Washington Post
Tetro has no internal tension and should have been a comedy. Full Review
Betsy Sharkey
Los Angeles Times
In Tetro, nearly every time Coppola should have clung to intimacy, he opts for excess. Especially tedious are the meta excerpts from staged productions -- overcompensation trying to masquerade as illumination. Regrettable since there is such fine work being done in the smaller moments. Full Review
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
Tetro turns out to be not one movie but, at the very least, two--a Fellini-esque (or Coppola-esque) concatenation of drama, dance and opera (with a nod to Alphonse Daudet), and a modest, appealing coming-of-age story that involves Maribel Verd (from "Y Tu Mam Tambin") as Tetro's girlfriend. Full Review
John Anderson
Washington Post
Tetro has no internal tension and should have been a comedy. Full Review
Kirk Honeycutt
The Hollywood Reporter
It has style to burn, eye-catching acting by an international cast and a story that harkens back to many literary classic with its themes of a family torn apart, brothers in conflict and a son's rivalry with a towering father figure. Full Review
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