'**cturnal Animals' review: Wild-eyed Aaron Taylor-Johnson steals this **ir thriller
 

'**cturnal Animals' review: Wild-eyed Aaron Taylor-Johnson steals this **ir thriller
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TORONTO — I can’t speak to Tom Ford’s brilliant fashion sense because I still wear Gold Toe socks, but as a director, he has a perfectionist’s eye for detail.*

Each shot in his nifty **ir thriller **cturnal Animals is pristine and art-directed to within an inch of its life. His actors look like models posing for the camera, even when they're answering nature's call.

A well-done revenge movie with a stylized sheen and a literary gloss, **cturnal Animals stars Amy Adams as Susan, who is living the high life as an art gallery owner with a picture-perfect husband (Armie Hammer, disarmingly handsome), when one day a chilling manuscript from her ex-husband Edward (Jake Gyllenhaal) shows up at her cold, impersonal fortress of a home.* Read more...

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