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Museo Movie Review

People obsessed with materialism often find that their booty makes them into virtual slaves. You want a Beemer or a Mercedes? Struggle with the payments, and then try to find an honest repair garage ... read more

‘Museo’ Review: Cultural Theft

Cultural appropriation is a major theme of this film, and one that gives it gravity. Cinematic appropriation, however—that is where the magic comes in. “Museo” ... read more

'Museo' review: Gael García Bernal leads a wonderfully quirky heist flick

Check out this story on azcentral.com: https://www.azcentral.com/story/entertainment/movies/2018/11/19/museo-review-gael-garcia-bernal-leads-wonderfully-quirky-heist/2051992002/ ... read more

'Museo' review: Gael Garcia Bernal leads caper of the biggest art theft in Mexican history

“Museo” takes the latter route. A witty, stylish, fancifully philosophical second feature from Mexico’s Alonso Ruizpalacios, the film spins a bracing tale based on the real-life Christmas Eve 1985 ... read more

Review: ‘Museo,’ a stylish, fun art-heist ‘replica’ with big questions about cultural plundering

Inspired by infamous true-life events (the film winkingly calls itself “a replica of the original”), the 1985-set, heavily fictionalized “Museo” finds Juan (García Bernal) and narrator Wilson ... read more

Gael García Bernal’s new film Museo turns Mexico’s biggest art heist into a madcap caper

And, as it turns out, a hilarious heist film, now screening at the Toronto International Film Festival and opening in theatres in New York this week. In Museo (Museum), by the Mexican director Alonso ... read more

Mexico’s Alonso Ruizpalacios on ‘Museo,’ Francois Truffaut, Play

Scoring a 2018 Berlin Silver Bear for best screenplay and some rave reviews – Variety called it “gorgeous, giddy shaggy-dog movie” – Mexican Alonso Ruizpalacios’ “Museo,” starring Gael Garcia Bernal, ... read more

Heist Caper 'Museo' Teaches Us A Lot About The Value Our Society Ascribes To Objects

A darkly comic scene late in the film finds an exasperated Juan explaining to a stripper that the items in his red knapsack “are worth millions, and nothing at all.” Gael García Bernal as Juan in ... read more

Mexico’s Art-Movie Caravan

The sick joke of Cuaron’s Roma winning the Golden Lion at this year’s Venice Film Festival confirms that Europe’s own immigrant crisis has become self-congratulatory — more maudlin than sympathetic. ... read more

‘Museo’ looks back at a notorious art heist

“Museo” is slightly frustrating on first watch, as its themes lie partly hidden behind Bernal’s intentionally abrasive performance and the mix-and-match filmmaking of Ruizpalacios: Bursts of faux-epic ... read more

‘Museo,’ a stylish, fun art-heist ‘replica’ with questions about cultural plundering

Inspired by infamous true-life events (the film winkingly calls itself “a replica of the original”), the 1985-set, heavily fictionalized “Museo” finds Juan (García Bernal) and narrator Wilson ... read more