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“Materialists” Is a Feast of Talking Pictures
Celine Song’s romantic tale, starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, offers thrilling dialogue but some ...
‘Materialists’ is a smart and funny all-star love triangle with its own commitment issues
In Celine Song’s rom-com follow-up to her Oscar-nominated 'Past Lives,' Pedro Pascal is rich, Chris Evans is poor and Dakota ...
‘Materialists’ rom-com gets real about money
By this metric alone, Celine Song’s “Materialists” is something else entirely. Song’s characters tell us bluntly what their ...
Celine Song knows you might not be happy about how “Materialists” ends: 'Oh my God'
The writer-director breaks down that ending: "When there is an offer of true love, all you can do is accept it.” ...
Materialists review: Celine Song’s latest isn’t quite Past Lives, but it’s a tender study of love led by stellar cast
Celine Song’s 'Materialists', starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal, explores emotional complexity in love. However, is it to your liking? Read on and find out.
‘Materialists’ review: A wistful near miss from Celine Song
Materialists” doesn’t come close to reaching the emotional highs of “Past Lives,” mostly due to a crucial casting problem at its core, writes Moira Macdonald.
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‘Materialists’ gives the rom-com a new look, through a gimlet-eyed lens
Dakota Johnson plays a modern-day matchmaker in Celine Song’s bittersweet meditation on love and commerce. When you have such ...
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A Luxury Matchmaker Reveals How Realistic 'Materialists' Is
Content warning: The below contains both details from the plot of Materialists and references to sexual assault. In Celine ...