One Battle After Another currently has an average rating of 7.8 out of 10 and has been rated by 355 users on our platform.
One of the best studio movies in years and an instant classic.
Read full review at Gamesradar...thank the lord this $130m barmy blockbuster exists.
Read full review at NmePaul Thomas Anderson makes his most action-heavy and transgressive movie to date. The IMAX epic will have tongues wagging.
Read full review at Den Of Geek...a swaggering, funny and timely action epic, where momentum never lets up and supporting actors Sean Penn and Teyana Taylor steal the show
Read full review at The IndependentIt’s a real thrill, cinema absolutely harnessed. Everything is here.
Read full review at EmpireAn epic that is equally funny, dramatic and thrilling.
Read full review at CinemablendPaul Thomas Anderson's latest masterpiece is uproarious, thrilling and urgent – with sensational performances across the board.
Read full review at Radio TimesA scorching political thriller (with a heart!) from Paul Thomas Anderson that presents a filmmaker at the apex of his powers.
Read full review at Little White Lies...is at once serious and unserious, exciting and baffling, a tonal fusion sending that crazy fizz across the VistaVision screen – an acquired taste, yes, but addictive.
Read full review at The GuardianPaul Thomas Anderson’s electrifying thriller has heists, showdowns and two of the best car chases in years.
Read full review at The TelegraphFiercely political, darkly funny, and brimming with exciting car chases and deafening shootouts, "One Battle After Another" is unlike anything Paul Thomas Anderson has made before.
Read full review at SlashfilmTime isn’t an excuse, this magnificent film suggests, it’s a war of attrition.
Read full review at Indie WireFew films this year feel so vital, so breathtaking in scope and soul. Viva la revolución, indeed.
Read full review at The PlaylistIt’s a live wire that drops in the first scene, setting off sparks for the next 162 minutes.
Read full review at Roger EbertEverything about it is grand: its characters, its action sequences, its timely sentiments, even the quieter moments.
Read full review at Film Threat