Okay, I straight up loved this. There was nothing about this feel-good film I didn't love. I cannot say anything bad about it, honestly. It was sweet, I loved the redemption story, and all the character work was awesome. I had no idea ScarJo could sing either, so that was a bonus for me. Loved this! 5/5
Sing on Netflix
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Showing posts with label reese witherspoon. Show all posts
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Friday, May 1, 2015
Wild
An unflinching & powerful portrait of a woman lost told in a wonderfully non-linear way. Witherspoon was perfect. 4/5
Wild on Netflix
Wild on Netflix
Labels:
drama,
ftrq,
inspiring,
laura dern,
netflix,
reese witherspoon
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Mud
McConaughey is perfection in this slow-cooked Southern drama that is teased out in a wonderful way. Fantastic film. Not as good as "Southern Wilds" but much in the vein of "Winter's Bone" - definitely overlooked for an Oscar. 4/5
Mud on Netflix
Mud on Netflix
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
This Means War
This two-spies-fighting-for-one-girl romcom is just ridiculous, shallow & petty with no redeeming characters. 2/5
This Means War on Netflix
This Means War on Netflix
Labels:
action,
action/adventure,
chris pine,
comedy,
exciting,
ftrq,
mcg,
netflix,
reese witherspoon,
rom-com,
romantic,
tom hardy
Monday, January 30, 2012
Water for Elephants
Christopher Waltz is deliciously demonic in this poignant & passionate period drama. Darkly lovely. 4/5
Water for Elephants on Netflix
Water for Elephants on Netflix
Saturday, June 4, 2011
How Do You Know
The characters are so unrelatable that I never cared about them or this film. It's decently acted, that's all. 2/5
How Do You Know on Netflix
How Do You Know on Netflix
Labels:
comedy,
emotional,
ftrq,
jack nickelson,
james l brooks,
netflix,
owen wilson,
paul rudd,
reese witherspoon,
rom-com,
romantic,
witty
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