Eileen

"William Oldroyd's darkly romantic Ottessa Moshfegh adaptation already feels close to iconic. (...) Hathaway has never been better in a role that feels as tailor-made for her" 

"A wildly audacious, wondrously twisted period psychodrama (...) [An] immaculately crafted, genre-devouring portrait of perversity" 

"Oldroyd’s oddball impulses serve Eileen not even half as well as they did Lady Macbeth (...) The movie is a provocative tease that doesn’t have the stuff to back up the joke" 

"Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie burn up the screen in supremely stylish psychological thriller" 

“Eileen” looks like the kind of movie one wishes to luxuriate in (...) Which is why it feels like a tragedy when “Eileen” doesn’t live up to the initial contract it draws up with its audience" 

"If 'Eileen' was content to be merely a riff on 'Carol,' it would have been an effective one. But the film separates itself by taking a dark, unexpected turn late in its runtime that had me pumping my fist in the theater at its sheer audacity" 

"'Eileen' isn’t concerned with delivering lessons about female empowerment. Oldroyd rather glories in dark, troubled and magnificently contradictory characters acting in gloriously twisted ways