Bilge Ebiri is a film critic for New York and Vulture. His work has appeared in The Village Voice, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and the Criterion Collection.
Sundance Review: First Girl I Loved“All language, it seems, is flexible – both in the world of the film and in how it communicates with its audience.”
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Music Doesn’t Save in Sing Street, But It Does SateSing Street is far more boisterous and certainly funnier than Once, but it remains in a minor key; “finding happiness in sadness,” is how one character puts it.
Review: In 5th Wave Innocence and Plot Are LostAt first, The 5th Wave admirably conveys the contrast between warm nostalgia and the absurdist catastrophes befalling humanity. Then the movie becomes disappointing. Then, laughable.
Bilge Ebiri’s Top 10 Movies of 2015Even when considered against stand-out foreign films and documentaries, Mad Max still drives away with the top spot.
