Roma's reviews

Media reviews

Rolling Stone

Peter Travers

100

Cuarón has done more than break through walls of language, culture and class to craft the best movie of the year. No matter how you see or stream 'Roma', this game-changer is making its own kind of history.

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Empire

John Nugent

100

It?s not hyperbolic to rate it among the most beautiful photography ever committed to screen.

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Vanity Fair

Richard Lawson

100

A film full of dazzingly inticrate visual poetry.

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Vulture

Emily Yoshida

100

It?s an overstimulating visual feast, Christmas lights and fireworks and dogs and children running around the frame, that ends in almost biblical catastrophe.

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ABC

Oti Rodríquez Marchante

98

There is a lot of filmmaking on 'Roma', simple, minimalist and personal, but it is also very big, showing earthquakes and revolutions, both social and personal. And this movie gets under your skin, not through aggressiveness but with a soft touch.

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The Guardian

Peter Bradshaw

98

'Roma' is his [Cuaron's] best film so far: a thrilling, engrossing and moving picture with a richly personal story to tell, beautifully and dynamically shot in pellucid black and white.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Todd McCarthy

97

'Roma' may not be the memoir film many might have expected from such an adventurous, sometimes raunchy, sci-fi/fantasy-oriented filmmaker, but it?s absolutely fresh, confident, surprising and rapturously beautiful.

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El Mundo

Luis Martínez

95

'Roma' is a film as cruel as brilliant and evocative, with great symbolic power.

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La Razón

Sergi Sánchez

94

It is undoubtable that this is his most personal film (Cuarón is the director, writer, camera operator and editor). The best move on this great and monumental movie is its protagonist, Cloe.

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Fotogramas

Manu Yañez

92

A vibrant inmersion as well as a distanced look into the reality of Mexico from 1970 to 1971.

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El País

Carlos Boyero

90

I have just watched 'Roma' on the big sreen, with a quality sound, on the darkness, on the ancestral scenario. An I am leaving the theatre moved.

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Entertainment Weekly

Chris Nashawaty

90

Experiencing the lovely and lyrical 'Roma', you get the impression that at age 56, Cuarón not only wanted to get these still-vivid memories down on film, but that he also needed to.

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