“Ari Aster transforms everyday American insanity into one of the most artistically complete and compulsively watchable doom-scrolls of the year.”

“...’Eddington’is also more rigorous and explicit in its political engagement —the work of a maturing filmmaker eager to make it clear that his dark and scathing sense of humor is anything but an empty provocation.”

“Aster has given us another movie that chills you, unnerves you and makes you want to crawl out of your skin. You just wish this one didn’t feel so close to being nonfiction.”

“’Eddington’ is an intelligent, questioning movie.”

“This is Aster’s funniest film to date, and makes use of an ever expanding and shifting cast to dot the 150-minute runtime with well-observed comic details and visual payoffs.”

“Aster’s Risqué Fantasia on National Themes begins as a surprisingly genteel send-up of pandemic-era fever-dreams before finding more audacious (and satisfying) footing by letting loose to fully embody that mania.”