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Caught Stealing Reviews
Baseball, as Yogi Berra used to say, "isn’t over until it’s over." Aronofsky seems to subscribe to that maxim: his characters never give up, even if all that awaits them is another blow, another out, another fall to the ground. [Full review in Spanish]
Caught Stealing is set in a reality that’s slightly off-kilter from ours, and while it’s not top-tier Aronofsky, it’s a welcome change of pace.
With director Darren Aronofsky revisiting the seedy New York City milieu of his earliest and best films, Caught Stealing is mostly a jolly, hyperviolent romp that’s like Guy Ritchie’s Snatch set in a pre-Strokes Lower East Side.
...a propulsive thriller that boasts, at its core, a tremendously appealing lead performance...
One can feel the influence of Aronofsky’s personal style between the margins – when the film goes dark, it seems particularly grim – but all in all it is a well-crafted genre confection and a real crowd-pleaser.
Darren Aronofsky's thrilling crime-comedy is a terrific showcase for Elvis and Dune star Austin Butler.
Darren Aronofsky reminds us he’s still one of the best directors alive right now, and does so through a dark crime thrill ride with an ensemble of talented actors. caught Stealing is worth…catching? And paying for. Don’t steal it.
The violence is screwball yet shockingly brutal, and Hank, in Butler’s charismatic performance, is a sweet-natured loser who feels real pain.
Some story choices are frustrating, but Austin Butler’s performance and Aronofsky’s vivid depiction of the city make it a compelling ride.
Caught Stealing and its mediocrity would be better received by other directors, but Darren Aronofsky has always been shooting so far beyond the stars compared to his peers that "it's fine" is somehow worse than the film being horrible or outstanding.
The end result is a work that’s chaotic, hilarious, horrifying, and dark, and yet still lighter than so much of Aronofsky’s more recent projects.
If it all sounds like a Tarantino or Guy Ritchie wanna-be, it certainly doesn’t play that way.
It may take a little time to truly get going as it sets the stage with its intriguing scenario & eccentric characters, but once it does, the audience is treated to a fun & exciting little crime thriller that comes with plenty of wild twists & turns.
It seems like Darren Aronofsky is finally having fun, and for a brisk 107 minutes, so are we.
Caught Stealing is wickedly entertaining and stylish... That said, [Darren Aronofsky's] latest still retains his trademark darkness.
Caught Stealing brings joy, thrills, genuine surprises, fantastic performances, and just enough heartbreak. But more than anything else, Caught Stealing is a reminder of how much fun it is going to the movies.
Caught Stealing is an old-school American blockbuster — replete with a movie star, sex appeal, violence, and a handful of chuckles — that, perhaps paradoxically, is about the inevitability of reality, in all its decolonized expanse.
Caught Stealing is Darren Aronofsky’s most approachable work in his filmography, but also the most boring of them all, thanks to a script with no bite!
Darren Arronofsky is a fantastic director and this movie is part gritty, part comedy. and part watching Austin Butler trying to figure out how to get away from various gangsters. I highly recommend this movie.
Caught Stealing is a joyfully aimless film that zips across the screen like a whirlwind, offering no explanations and as casually as the accident from which it emerges. [Full review in Spanish]