Eddington

Jacob Richardson of Film Focus

2025-08-21

Razor sharp and super funny, if a little long, Eddington is a conspiracy-riddled hot pot of fervent nightmare fuel. Read more

Hope Madden of Maddwolf

2025-07-18

Aster captures it all, depicting the way the façade of normalcy had protected us from ourselves and each other, and reminds us that nothing healthy grows on stolen land. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2025-07-31

Unfortunately, the film loses steam and unravels after the madcap chase that marks its violent climax. Still, we forgive Aster, who, despite the narrative decline, delivers full-throttle filmmaking in what stands as his most overtly political work to date. Read more

William Eguizabal of FilmSnobReviews

2025-10-05

Ari Aster is never truly going to make a film that’s offensively bad—at least, I don’t think so. But this one is a series of ill-fitting choices that lead to a film that doesn’t quite do what it sets out to. Read more

Bob Mann of One Mann's Movies

2025-08-25

For me, this was at least three films stuffed into one, with none of them done optimally. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2025-08-20

Aster constructs his film's first half as though he were writing the pilot of a TV series and thought he had another 10 hours of programming at his disposal. When it does turn into a movie, it's a pretty good one, Aster displaying a surprising affinity for staging action. Read more