A story about misery, depression, and the power of persuasion, the outlandish third act threatens to sink the entire film.

A story about misery, depression, and the power of persuasion, the outlandish third act threatens to sink the entire film.
This coming-of-age story is perfectly captured with a simple, small-scale narrative.
As off-kilter as anything you’ll ever see, this film is awful, but it’s also wonderful in its own absurd, nonsensical, coo-coo bananas way.
In a better year for movies, “Ocean’s 8” would rank towards the bottom of the stink heap. But here we are in June of 2018 and somehow this has emerged as one of the more entertaining films I’ve seen in months.
The true joy of this one is in the discovery.
LOUISA: LOUISA SAYS: It’s the costumes, stupid. Well, that and the makeup. Everything else about “Alice Through the Looking Glass” is a less-than-enchanted mess. I