Cruella

The sheer volume of outfits worn by Stone and the rest of the cast, is matched only by the level of detail on each.

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.

Set in the emerging punk scene of 1970s London, the Craig Gillespie-directed prequel of the iconic Cruella De Vil is the perfect film to bring people back to the theater.

As beautifully shot, written and acted as it is full of personality and style, Disney’s Cruella is a graphic novel-worthy origin story that beautifully captures its protagonist’s dichotomy.

Boasting terrific lead performances and incredible costume design, Cruella is undeniably one of the better live action stories Disney has given us. However, the pacing issues and shoddy first half stop this from reaching true greatness.

A creative, stylish, & snappy Disney Live Action Film yet. A must see in theaters for the fascinating directing & INCREDIBLE performance from EMMA STONE