Rosaline

[Park Chan-wook’s] perspective is unmistakable in exploring the dark and twisted ways in which people relate to each other… So sumptuous, wro...

Witty and eminently watchable, this Shakespearean remix benefits from a fabulously droll Kaitlyn Dever performance and a winning sense of sill...

I can’t say Rosaline will enter the canon of previous Shakespeare modernizations turned classics unto themselves, but it does have what so many lov...

A masterful mix of dark comedy, social commentary and raw suspense.

The main draw… is Dever’s delivery of Rosaline as a young woman who’s trying to figure out where she stands.

One part coming-of-age tale, one part literary reconsideration, and all totally fun, "Rosaline" proves there’s still plenty to mine from the classi...

Reminds us that even minor characters in our stories can have value and agency, that exploring other perspectives can increase our understanding an...

Crafting a comedy from the perspective of the Bard’s minor characters isn’t exactly new, but the innovative idea is reinvigorated with witty d...

Kaitlyn Dever lends her droll charisma and winsome comic timing to a safe yet delightful tale that nods to Shakespeare, Jane Austen and ’90s r...

The picture is frisky and casual; it doesn’t try to be something it’s not.

Brisk and playful.

Rosaline is a breezy movie that charms in large part because Kaitlyn Dever is such a talent.

The result is a welcome starring showcase for Kaitlyn Dever more likely to prosper in the hamlet of Hulu than it would have fared in the provi...