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"A masterpiece about life, death and everything in between," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times in December.
The Guardian described Anomalisa as "a masterpiece about the human condition – with puppets".
How did the early blueprint for a novel about Mr. García Márquez's childhood turn into a masterpiece about his memories of childhood?
British readers had to wait until 2009 for the first translation of Hans Fallada's Alone in Berlin, a masterpiece about extreme fear under a dictatorship.
He took his themes even further with his Lulu plays, which were the basis for G. W. Pabst's 1929 film starring Louise Brooks — a masterpiece about the hard joy and cold tragedy of modernism.
O. Scott) ★ 'Amour' (PG-13, 2 07) A masterpiece about life, death and everything in between, the latest from the great director Michael Haneke ("The White Ribbon," "Caché") takes a long, hard, tender look at an elderly French couple, Georges and Anne — played by two titans of French cinema, Jean-Louis Trintheirnt and Emmanuelle Riva — in their final days.
This is a small masterpiece, about a big subject, executed with a precision of a surgeon.
The final episode of Season 2, "The Waldo Moment," is a multilayered masterpiece about a self-loathing comedian (the exemplary Daniel Rigby) who plays a shock-jock cartoon avatar, Waldo the Bear.
Revived in cinemas after 52 years, it feels like a neorealist masterpiece about an occult secular martyrdom, whose lead character is only seen as a dead body in some kind of pietà.
A reason "Downton Abbey," a Masterpiece drama about masters and servants, was such a huge hit in the United States is that it appealed as an old-world version of "The West Wing" — instead of electoral politics and all the president's aides, "Downton Abbey" romanticized patrilineal power and the weird upstairs-downstairs bonds built into the British class system.
Although "Scotch Symphony" has no fully developed plot, certain sequences recall scenes from "La Sylphide," a Romantic masterpiece about the fatal love of a young Scotsman for a sylph.
