I'm not entirely sure what #VoxLux was, but damn that music was catchy. #Venezia75

— Susanne Gottlieb (@SusanneGottlieb) September 4, 2018

Natalie Portman shines as troubled popster Celeste in Brady Corbet’s #VoxLux – the film explores gun violence, PTSD, fame and it does feel very timely in the wake of the Manchester MEN attack last year. Portman could be looking at another Oscar nomination here #Venezia75 pic.twitter.com/tP8uJvr4dG

— Luke Hearfield (@LukeHearfield) September 4, 2018

#Venezia75 #VoxLux is basically Portmania: the movie. You've never seen her so ridiculously over the top. Corbet scales down the scope of his madly ambitious debut feature, aiming for private demons in a public church. Bold shot.

— Lorenzo Ciorcalo (@rotovisor) September 4, 2018

Vox Lux deve essere stato scritto da due persone diverse o da una sola ma con personalità multiple perchè non è possibile che la prima metà fosse bellissima e la seconda uno schifo assoluto

— ⚡️MischiefManaged⚡️ (@ENTJravenclaw) September 4, 2018

#VeniceFilmFestival | #VoxLux: Natalie Portman est électrisante en popstar sous la direction de Brady Corbet. Elle délivre une performance unique dans ce drama narré par nul autre que Willem Dafoe ! pic.twitter.com/nZ2khaXQjI

— 21st Century Women (@21stCenturyW) September 4, 2018