Maybe if I wasn't a mental health professional I would have liked this film, but I hated it. I hated it because the writers didn't have the common sense to even look up the basic facts and symptoms of the disorders they were describing. The inaccuracies were simply astounding. In what world is a seizure disorder a symptom of psychosis? And since when is psychosis "an inability to control one's impulses"? And no, the credentials "psychologist" and "social worker" are not interchangeable, thank you. Don't even get me started on the care and treatment of the young girl in the film. I nearly screamed at most of that. There were SO SO SO many things like this that I had to cringe or curse at the TV everyone five minutes or so. Nothing about this film was real or accurate in any possible way, and it was just painful to watch. I couldn't stand it, but, as I said, that could be my perspective, so take that as you will. 2/5
Fathers & Daughters on Netflix
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Showing posts with label aaron paul. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
Fathers & Daughters
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Sunday, April 2, 2017
Come and Find Me
This twisty thriller is smartly written. It's well-paced and gives you only as much information as the lead character, played quite well by Aaron Paul, would have. Yes, that does leave a lot of plot holes, but that would be the reality in this situation. The ending was perfect and very brave. I always admire filmmakers that go with the most honest ending, even if it might not the most comfortable. I was entranced by this thriller - I recommend it. 3.5/5
Come and Find Me on Netflix
Come and Find Me on Netflix
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Tuesday, March 28, 2017
The 9th Life of Louis Drax
I'm utterly stunned by the negative reviews of this on Netflix, because I absolutely adored this. I thought it was a masterful blend of drama, thriller, fantasy, mystery, and maybe a little sci-fi as well. I haven't been impressed with Aaron Paul's work in film until now, but he was outstanding in this. I can see young Aiden Longworth having a long career ahead of him as well. The direction was stunning, and, even though I saw through the layers of mystery, I was completely captivated by this. I loved it, I really did. 4.5/5
The 9th Life of Louis Drax on Netflix
The 9th Life of Louis Drax on Netflix
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Hellion
There was some wonderful child acting in this film which featured slick writing & a great performance by Aaron Paul. 3.5/5
Hellion on Netflix
Hellion on Netflix
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josh wiggins,
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Sunday, September 7, 2014
Need for Speed
This is action perfection - it looks & feels exactly like the game did & Aaron Paul was note-perfect. Loved it! 5/5
Need for Speed on Netflix
Need for Speed on Netflix
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aaron paul,
action,
action thriller,
action/adventure,
dominic cooper,
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imogen poots,
netflix
Friday, March 15, 2013
Smashed
Winstead & Paul are convincing & very real in this poignantly written portrait of a woman battling alcoholism. 3.5/5
Smashed on Netflix
Smashed on Netflix
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Choking Man
Man, this magical realist indie flick is AMAZING. Visually stunning, intriguing & wonderfully acted. Loved it. 4/5
Choking Man on Netflix
Choking Man on Netflix
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steve barron
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