Capital

"Costa-Gavras develops such a propulsively suspenseful pace (...) that his drama comes across as the cinematic equivalent of an engrossing page-turner." 

"A film that lingers in the memory in spite of being rather irritating to watch." 

"Its indictment of capitalism is so shrill and one-note that it may just as easily set off fits of giggling, because its characters are so ridiculously evil." 

"Gavras never forces the material into allegorical turf; it's a relatively straightforward look at the ramifications of getting blinded by dollar signs, with perhaps one of the most clearly defined visions of economic depravity since 'Wall Street'."