Cruella

These clothes are the boldest element of a movie that otherwise wears its supposed punk-rock influences like a kid discovering Hot Topic for the first time.

This movie is worth watching for how it looks and sounds and for Emma Thompson...

Cruella is doing enough to be seductively fun and entertaining, at least for the first 90 minutes.

The movie is fun, stylish, and over the top (in mostly a good way), but it struggles to prove that it's more than a muddled cash grab.

Cruella is often fun to watch, but its cavalier reversal of its core character cheapens the very idea of a corrective narrative. It takes a quintessential villain and nuances her character into oblivion.

This becomes repetitive and one-note after you get past how deliciously wicked everyone is.

Overall this is an extremely zippy dark comedy that pays just enough attention to the tragedy of its antiheroine without ever taking itself too seriously.

Anchored by Stone's hilarious and engaged performance, Disney has finally created a worthwhile entry in its live-action formula.

The feature film in question is a journey of self-knowledge of the young Estella who becomes Cruella, who manages to build the status of the character who will define herself as “brilliant, evil and crazy”...

Whether or not this intensely directed style works here, it’s a welcomed change from the recent corporate-productional feel of the most recent crop of Disney films.