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Susan Kemp

Susan Kemp's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).

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Foxtrot (2017) 94% 8/10 EDIT “Foxtrot is a smart film, worth the initial onslaught of grief for the puzzle of uncovering the film's hidden messages. God bless filmmakers who trust their audience to be smart enough to figure things out without explicit expository dialogue.” – PopMatters Feb 15, 2018 Full Review Please Stand By (2017) 58% EDIT “But despite the script's imperfections, Please Stand By is harmless, enjoyable film that loves the kind of characters that are often overlooked by Hollywood (those on the spectrums, those at the extremes of fandom).” – PopMatters Feb 9, 2018 Full Review The Greatest Showman (2017) 56% 5/10 EDIT “That's why, despite it's empowering theme song, diverse cast, and strong vocal lead in Hugh Jackman, it's impossible to separate The Greatest Showman from what we know of P.T. Barnum the man.” – PopMatters Jan 16, 2018 Full Review The Midwife (2017) 88% 7/10 EDIT “To be fair, The Midwife probably isn't a masterpiece but it's satisfyingly thought-provoking.” – PopMatters Dec 1, 2017 Full Review Wonder Wheel (2017) 32% 5/10 EDIT “It's probably the wrong time to release a movie where a victim of domestic violence is the one whom you're going to demonize.” – PopMatters Nov 30, 2017 Full Review Call Me by Your Name (2017) 95% 9/10 EDIT “What makes Call Be By Your Name stand out from the films it will be compared to is Guadagnino's play on juxtapositions, which go much deeper than merely an angsty teen with an introspective soul.” – PopMatters Nov 20, 2017 Full Review The Shape of Water (2017) 92% 8/10 EDIT “The Shape of Water is transportive.” – PopMatters Nov 13, 2017 Full Review Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) 90% EDIT “[Martin] McDonagh hasn't created a movie about murder. It's about about reclaiming a sense of justice when the world seems senseless and cold.” – PopMatters Nov 2, 2017 Full Review
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