Straight off the bat, I must confess I am not a Jim Jarmusch fan. I actually doubt I would have rented this had it not been for the presence of Adam Driver, who I love. There's a strange rhythm to this film that I did find myself caught up in. It's a simple, very low-key affair, with strange and interesting characters. One could debate how to view Driver's character for days, which I liked a great deal. The problem, one that I habitually have with Jarmusch's films, was that everything moved at a glacial pace. I don't mind slow, but ten minutes felt more like twenty. Things picked up towards the end, and I was pleasantly surprised at how well everything wrapped up. All in all this wasn't bad - I liked it more than I expected to. 3/5
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Saturday, April 8, 2017
Paterson
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Only Lovers Left Alive
This was just pretension for pretension sake, but the acting was quite good in spite of the weak plot. 3/5
Only Lovers Left Alive on Netflix
Only Lovers Left Alive on Netflix
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