House of Gucci

Ulkar Alakbarova of Movie Moves Me

2021-11-26

A stellar cast, led by Adam Driver, Lady Gaga, Al Pacino, Jeremy Irons, an unrecognizable Jared Leto and many more, House of Gucci may not be able to save the messy storyline, but you can tell they had lots of fun making it. Read more

David McGinnis of Fellowship of the Screen

2021-11-29

Scott deserves credit for letting his actors go fully uncorked, but I can’t help but wonder what, say, Martin Scorsese could have done with the material. Read more

Jacob Richardson of Film Focus

2021-12-22

House of Gucci is undeniably a good film; it’s just a little too bland, a little too safe, and a lot too long to be truly great. Read more

Bob Mann of One Mann's Movies

2021-12-02

And it has its moments for sure. But this is not a movie that I will be in a hurry to revisit, since the accents and some of the performances are not ones that I thought worthy of the potential that the movie had. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2021-11-29

But as the story drags on we find ourselves rolling up our well-tailored sleeves to check our designer watches and wishing a Paul Thomas Anderson, Martin Scorsese or Paolo Sorrentino had taken on this story of great potential. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2021-12-02

Rarely as playful or fluid as it hopes, the film declines instead with pacing fluctuations in its middle section - when it mostly relies on Paolo’s idiocy and excessive Italian-accented speech to amuse - and an unemotional conclusion that definitely fails to elevate the account into something satisfying. Read more