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There will be buffoonery: Review of ‘One Battle After Another’
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Yet it is also the case that DiCaprio the brand has largely supplanted DiCaprio the artist in recent years.
Leonardo DiCaprio in “One Battle After Another.”All three of these moves are on display in One Battle After Another, DiCaprio’s latest leading turn and the 10th full-length feature from writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson.
Already hailed as a masterpiece in some quarters, One Battle After Another will appeal strongly to antifa bros who feel unrepresented onscreen.
There, Pat, Willa, and an assassin follow one another across terrain that bucks and dips like a cartoon water hose.
Rescued repeatedly by Anderson’s surehandedness as an entertainer, One Battle After Another is clearly the best picture that could have been made from so self-indulgent a script.