Oh, no, we agree on a movie that has prominent subtitles.

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"Maybe this is all over-intellectualized mumbo jumbo and You Can See Everything is, simply, a portrait of a crazy-eyed con woman engaging in a new con with a crazy-eyed con man at her side." ICYMI, @sonnybunch.bsky.social reviews:

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"Maybe this is all over-intellectualized mumbo jumbo and You Can See Everything is, simply, a portrait of a crazy-eyed con woman engaging in a new con with a crazy-eyed con man at her side." ICYMI, @sonnybunch.bsky.social reviews "You Can See Everything":

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I'm excited to see this, but I'm also saving this review as an example of how reviewing itself is an art form. There's a tension in every piece of media between what it is received as and what it's trying to be. Excellent reviewers can pluck at that tension.

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"It's hard to imagine two memoirs more different in tone, style, or substance." But here they both are. @sonnybunch.bsky.social reviews "My Thirty Years at the Happiest Place on Earth" by Bob Chapek and "Roll the Calls" by Ari Emanuel:

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