RogerEbert.com
Ruthless and precise, Steven Soderbergh’s KIMI is a timely commentary on isolation and intrusion.
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Featuring an astutely observed performance from Zoë Kravitz, this stylish and thoughtfully subversive tech-thriller is an entertaining standout for the notoriously prolific Steven Soderbergh.
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IGN
An entertaining conspiracy thriller set in (and very much about) the post-pandemic world
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Variety
If we’re going to wind up watching anything in our movie theaters besides Marvel fantasies, we need a return to the spirit of this kind of filmmaking. The kind that can coax thrills out of something human.
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IndieWire
A simple but satisfying genre exercise that uses its agoraphobic heroine to ask what people are supposed to do with their paranoia now that virtually everything is out in the open.
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A.V. Club
When this film is over, viewers with voice-activated smart TVs are liable to look around for the long-dormant physical remote.
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The New York Times
There’s a lot to enjoy... I’d watch it a third time just for the delirious 180-degree camera move that bookends it.
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The Guardian
A tight, mostly one-location thriller riffing on Alfred Hitchcock as well as OG Hitchcock riffer Brian De Palma.
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Slant Magazine
The film extends into impactful hyperbole the tensions inherent in being subjects of and subjects to incessant surveillance.
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