<p>Friday’s <em>New York Times</em> promoted what they called “A buddy movie about Communism,” reviewed by film critic A.O. Scott. It was somehow an occasion for whimsey. Marx and Engels became “the Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the European left, rock stars for an age of revolution.” They “look and act like pioneers of brocialism.” Scott even said the jury was still out on the history of Marxism, “bloody and contentious and not yet finished.”</p>
NY Times Film Critic A.O. Scott Praises Marx-Engels Communist ‘Bromance’ Movie
