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MARCH 21, 2019
A Dissenting View on Us
Us,Jordan Peele’s hotly anticipated follow-up to the Oscar-winning smash hit Get Out, has earned an impressive 97 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes and a rating of 80 (out of 100) on Metacritic ahead of its release this Friday. But despite that wave of praise, V.F.’s own Richard Lawson is more mixed about the film—though he is certain of Peele’s talent, and acknowledges that the movie may be more appealing to him with the benefit of time. Us, he writes in his review, is “a frustrating movie, oddly inert despite all its thrashing. It’s a jumble of fascinating threads that Peele fails to weave together. It’s what you might call a junk-drawer movie, a collage of bits and bobs that have cluttered Peele’s brilliant mind for long enough that he thought he might try to synthesize them all into one movie. But the ball of rubber bands doesn’t really speak to the bottle-opener thingy; the eyeglass screwdriver doesn’t have much to do with the Ethernet cable. Each item has its own value, sure, but they don’t form a whole equal to the sum of the parts.”
Elsewhere in HWD, Joanna Robinson chats with Joey King about the remarkable transformation she underwent for Hulu’s The Act;Nick Bilton examines the question of our age: whether Netflix can take over the world without turning evil; Krista Smith interviews rising actress Adria Arjona; and Yohana Desta investigates another pressing concern: the curious case of Elizabeth Holmes’s voice, which is in the news again thanks to HBO’s documentary The Inventor.
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