The one real reason to watch this film is Sam Elliott, who gives a masterful performance in the lead role. Sadly, I didn't feel the script had enough meat on it to give Elliott the real showcase he deserved. It lacked emotional depth for the characters, and I never really felt I understood anyone's motivations for what they were doing. Without a sense of past or motivation in the present, I felt the film was a bit adrift. A good film that perhaps left too many bits of greatness on the editing room floor. 3/5
The Hero on Netflix
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Wednesday, October 18, 2017
The Hero
Labels:
drama,
ftrq,
indie,
krysten ritter,
laura prepon,
netflix,
nick offerman,
sam elliott,
understated
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
A wonderful, funny, beautiful, heartbreaking drama that affected me more than "The Fault in Our Stars" ever could. 4.5/5
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl on Netflix
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl on Netflix
Labels:
black comedy,
comedy,
connie britton,
drama,
ftrq,
heartfelt,
jon bernthal,
molly shannon,
netflix,
nick offerman,
olivia cooke,
tearjerker,
thomas mann
Monday, July 28, 2014
The Kings of Summer
One of the strongest indie comedies I've seen in a while - great script & wonderful acting by all. 4/5
The Kings of Summer on Netflix
The Kings of Summer on Netflix
Labels:
alison brie,
comedy,
ftrq,
indie,
megan mullally,
netflix,
nick offerman,
quirky,
witty
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