This is an exemplary exercise in Anglophilia. full review
Robert Altman and a ridiculously talented group of English actors have crafted an upstairs-downstairs comedy of true originality -- a British costume film that's funny but not at all fusty. full review
All in all, Gosford Park has nothing nice to say about anybody, and I like that in a movie. full review
A scintillating comedy-drama and one of [Altman's] most richly moving and entertaining pictures. full review
So craftily made that it can't help pleasing. full review
Everybody's so good in this! full review
A succulent and devious drawing-room mystery that, in its panoramic way, takes a puckish pleasure in scrambling and reshuffling the worlds of upstairs and downstairs. full review
At its best when it is about nothing. full review
A sweet tune, airy but not quite gay, and it carries a sardonic edge. full review
Altman is one of the few contemporary directors who consistently showcases excellent women's roles, and he's rewarded with a symphony of strong performances. full review
The venerated American director's best film since Short Cuts. full review
Disappointing is too soft a choice of words. full review