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If it wasn't for strong performances by the entire cast (Farrell, Hawkins, and Wilkinson being the standouts), this would've been a really tough watch. I just felt like I was watching an inferior mix of a bunch of previous Allen movies.
Match Point, for example, played with similar themes but this was not nearly as intense or claustrophobic. I never felt the same level of dread in this as I did when watching Match Point.
This also dragged and was…
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Carey Mulligan never misses.
I can only imagine all the little logistical issues Bo Burnham's height caused on set everyday.
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Only watched for Winona. A true "the things I do for love" moment.
Maybe the first romantic movie I've seen where I didn't want the couple to get together.
Gere and Ryder both looked great in this, but their characters had absolutely no chemistry. Other than the physical attraction, I had no idea why they liked each other.
Just a bonkers plot. Charlotte was a manic pixie dream girl that liked to make hats. Will dated Charlotte's mom. Will and…
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Not bad. Definitely too long and a bit cheesy, but I enjoyed the small town vibes, sentimentality, and ode to cinema.
I just assumed this was a Stephen King adaptation since Frank Darabont directed it, so I kept waiting for some sort of twist that never came. At one point, I thought Peter/Luke had zapped Emmett of his piano playing ability or his powers during one of Emmett's bouts of forgetfulness haha. But, nope, this was just a relatively normal…
