House of Gucci

A very fine cast of American actors speaking with Italian accents ensures that, despite its length, there's always something interesting happening on screen.

Isn't that all we really want from the movies? Brain soft, Gucci soothing, and that's all she wrote.

Lady Gaga makes an immediate and indelible impression as Patrizia Reggiani, the future Signora Gucci, in Ridley Scott's film about the Guccis' fractured history.

It's long and poorly paced and plays too loose with the facts. Oh, well! The bonkers true story that chronicles the unraveling of the Italian fashion empire is also first-class frothy and fun entertainment.

This glorious melodrama is an instant cult classic, a joy to behold, a meme-factory in the making...

It gave me everything I needed -- and then some. I wanted the film to be over-the-top, messy, silly, involving, gorgeous, stylish -- and it's all those things.

Lady Gaga, Adam Driver & Pacino are amazing in this 

Jared Leto Sounds like Mario when he jumps off a cliff and dies 

& The production Design was very Gucci! Alongside the make up and costumes!

Are you supposed to laugh during a true-crime film about the Gucci family losing their fashion empire?

House of Gucci fails to work on two levels. First, as a historical family drama, and second, as a campy, good time. What’s left is a lumbering movie that’s unable to offer an interesting look into the Gucci dynasty.

House of Gucci attempts to be a board room thriller and TV show dynasty production; in theory, this sounds acceptable, but neither writer crafts a captivating scenario.