The film aims for realism in its depiction of a mental health crisis that’s tearing a family apart, but Zeller’s style leans too heavily on in-your-face aggressiveness and melodrama.

The film aims for realism in its depiction of a mental health crisis that’s tearing a family apart, but Zeller’s style leans too heavily on in-your-face aggressiveness and melodrama.
Shoves myriad genres into a too-bloated film that flounders and goes nowhere.
A decent movie with a good story that was inspired by true events, just don’t ask me to have any sympathy towards these privileged sociopaths.
A cut above typical family-friendly entertainment because it’s brainy in a way that will please both adults as well as kids.
The film is flashy in all the right ways, its dreamy and dazzling costumes punctuated with spirited and elaborate staging and set pieces.
“Logan” is Woverine’s swan song.