Despite its stellar cast and huge budget, 'Babylon' just can’t catch a break.
for The Daily Beast, critic Nick Schager wrote that “despite primarily taking place in the 1920s, no one looks, acts, or talks like they’re from the swinging decade—a state of affairs that, as with the modern expletives spewed about with gusto, feels at once
purposeful and without a real point.” Babylon follows the change in characters’ lives in 1920s Los Angeles, as silent films gave way to the talkies. It stars Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie. The $80 million movie opened to a paltry $3.6 million at the weekend box office.
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