Film critics Richard Brody and Justin Chang discuss the nuances of film criticism in a conversation moderated by Leo Carey at The New Yorker. They delve into their journeys as critics, criteria for reviewing films, and how they approach both positive and negative reviews. The dialogue also touches on their memorable and regrettable reviews, showcasing the subjective nature of film appreciation. Brody and Chang, both seasoned critics, bring depth and personal insights into the craft of film criticism while reflecting on their individual experiences within the industry.
Somebody asked me, 'When you write a pan of a movie, are you recommending that I not see it?' The film critic Richard Brody recalled. I said, 'No, I'm recommending that you not enjoy it.'
Brody and his colleague Justin Chang engage in a wide-ranging conversation about the theory and practice of film criticism, discussing how they choose which movies to review.
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