This weekend was about the
Grammys, of course, but it wasn’t
all about the Grammys. As
Guy Lodge reports for
Variety, Martin McDonagh’s
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri “may be proving the most critically divisive of this year’s top . . .
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