In fact, he doesn’t even dance in Wild Horse Nine, despite working under the direction of Martin McDonagh, a playwright and filmmaker who seems otherwise prone to indulging Rockwell’s naturally raffish, riffy instincts.
Martin McDonagh has unveiled a dark comedy of mischievous wit and melancholy soulfulness, and it has immediately been hailed as one of the best movies of the year ... .
If you wished to drag Martin McDonagh down you could argue that, with his latest acidic comedy, he is returning to a much overworked trope ... You would expect lengthy dialogue riffing from McDonagh in this mode.
“I think it’s gotten worse, especially in the last 10 years,” McDonagh said of those expectations ... The post Martin McDonagh Reevaluates His Use of N-Word, Racist Language in Prior Works.
In Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine,” a solid if slight seriocomic thriller about two bumbling CIA agents reckoning with death on Easter Island in 1973, oblivion looms large ... Written and directed by Martin McDonagh.