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‘Sacrifice’ Review: Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Evans Throw Themselves Into Tiresome Netflix Original
A neurotic movie star gets kidnapped by a volcano-worshipping cult in Romain Gavras’ film that thinks it’s about something In Romain Gavras’ absurd, but not nearly absurd enough, apocalyptic comedy “Sacrifice,” Chris Evans plays a movie…
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A neurotic movie star gets kidnapped by a volcano-worshipping cult in Romain Gavras’ film that thinks it’s about something In Romain Gavras’ absurd, but not nearly absurd enough, apocalyptic comedy “Sacrifice,” Chris Evans plays a movie star recovering from a nervous breakdown. He’s so desperate to be accepted that he’ll join any cult that makes him feel good about himself. I’d make a joke about Evans returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe but that’s a low blow. Besides, it’s a better career move than making “Sacrifice.”
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