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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
If, as the Virgil quote that starts the film claims, fortune favors the bold, Alexander has not been nearly bold enough. Read full review
Since the movie lacks a vision of what Alexander was really about as a man and a figure in history, it falls back all too frequently on movie spectacle. Read full review
At best an honorable failure, an intelligent and ambitious picture that crucially lacks dramatic flair and emotional involvement. Read full review
[Stone] gives us provocative notes and sketches but not a final draft. The film doesn't feel at ease with itself. It says too much, and yet leaves too much unsaid. Read full review
An exhausted epic, one that Stone has directed with an almost startling lack of personality or vision. Read full review
A movie that has neither dramatic focus nor a single memorable performance, aside from one or two that are memorable for the wrong reasons? Read full review
Like every other second of more than 10,000 seconds in Alexander, it doesn't engage in the least. Read full review
This is the costliest, most logistically complex feature of the filmmaker's career, and it appears that the effort to wrangle so many beasts, from elephants to movie stars and money men, along with the headaches that come with sweeping period films, got the better of him. Read full review
Stone tries to make us like Alexander because he's good, when he should have made us want to watch Alexander because he's amazing. Read full review
Alexander breaks the key rule that makes movies move: Show, don't tell. Read full review