Youth: reviews

What the critics say average 8.0 from 6

• 9.5 Rolling StonePeter Travers Youth is superior cinema, ardent and artful. Sorrentino, an Oscar winner for The Great Beauty, fills every frame with ravishing images that evoke his idol, Fellini. Read
• 9.5 The A.V. ClubMike D'Angelo This style of filmmaking is so precise, and so intensely rhythmic, that its effects can be difficult to describe in words. For the most part 'Youth' it?s music for the eyes. Read
• 9.0 CinemaníaToni Vall There is humor, beauty and wonder. And there is this man called Michael Caine, who with a single shot of his face or his old whitish body, reminds us why the cinema is so beautiful. Read
• 9.0 The Hollywood ReporterTodd McCarthy Youth is a voluptuary?s feast, a full-body immersion in the sensory pleasures of the cinema. Read
• 7.0 VarietyJay Weissberg 'Youth' is an emotionally rich contemplation of life?s wisdom gained, lost and remembered ? with cynicism harping from the sidelines, but as a wearied chord rather than a major motif. Read
• 4.0 New York TimesA. O. Scott The wonder of nature is assumed, rather than explored, and the psychological insights are narrow and dreary. Artists are men. Women are their muses, their objects and their burdens. Read