Salma Hayek

The plotting of this otherwise workmanlike comedy-adventure is as fundamentally ridiculous as it is predictable and lacking in tension.

Despite its flaws, this story of love and self-discovery is still more smart, stylish, and sexy than the usual fare.

Eighty-eight minutes of sublime silliness...should appeal in equal measure to adults as to children.

Oliver Stone, bless ’im, still believes in red-meat cinema.

It’s no great leap to see Strutt as Trumpian, but Beatriz at Dinner has bigger fish to fry than any one figure...make[s] our nation's political intractability the stuff of comedy and...dramatizes the spiritual exhaustion of our time.