Greta

Joanna Orland of Loose Lips

2019-04-14

The perfect level of camp meets high art, Greta is a self-aware humourous matriarchal take on the horror thriller genre. Isabelle Huppert is brilliant as always, and much of the film rests solely on her shoulders. Read more

Jack Bottomley of Roobla

2019-04-14

King’s novel gets changed up a bit in this good new big screen adaptation. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2019-03-12

Despite the potential in Greta's scenario to explore such themes as urban isolation, the loneliness of our elder citizens and the divide between millenials and previous generations, Greta is as shallow a thriller as any of its made for TV or straight to VOD cousins. Read more

Vincent Leo of Qwipster's Movie Reviews

2019-03-03

While it is a film rife with potential themes, where Greta errs is in trying to have its cookies and eat them too. Read more

Jeremie Sabourin of Cinema Smack

2019-03-07

With an interesting story and a good cast with, specifically, Isabelle Huppert giving a crazed performance, Greta has a lot going for it. In addition, the attachment of director Neil Jordan was attractive despite his spotty overall history. Nonetheless, Greta doesn’t deliver fully on its potential. There are quality moments but its schizophrenic tone and total lack of subtlety leaves it relatively unmemorable. Read more

Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen of I'm Jeffrey Rex

2019-05-09

Neil Jordan’s Greta is a poorly written and ludicrous thriller, as well as one of the worst movie-going experiences of the decade for me. Read more