20th Century Women (2016)
The story of three women who explore love and freedom in Southern California during the late 1970s. (imdb)
Country: USA
Directed By: Mike Mills
Written By: Mike Mills
Starring: Billy Crudup, Annette Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, Alia Shawkat, John Billingsley, Laura Wiggins, Lucas Jade Zumann
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20th Century Women belongs to 22 collections
1. Academy Award - Oscar - ALL Best Picture, Directing, Acting & Screenplay Nominees (public - 16 stars)
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| Sep 20 |  |
wademenard | 7 81% |
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I liked the storytelling style. Good performances all around, especially from Bening, Fanning, and Crudup.
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| Sep 20 | lemonglow | 61 55% |
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| Sep 14 |  |
alexlma | 8 70% |
| Sep 13 | imp | 73 42% |
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| Sep 09 | mikeparasol | 75 49% |
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| Sep 08 | vivi.g | 81 33% |
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| Sep 07 | nph | 80 64% |
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| Sep 07 | slatenf | 77 53% |
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| Sep 05 |  |
Thegoodboy | 61 54% |
| Aug 31 |  |
KMcNeil | 8 83% |
| Aug 30 | stoffeo | 8 62% |
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| Aug 18 | acdenh | 70 49% |
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| Aug 14 | 8505144 | 74 57% |
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| Aug 11 |  |
lena_c | 5 91% |
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This heartfelt, charming and at times toe-cringing coming of age story had me after 10 mins. It was refreshing and honest. Loved the cast and Bening was great. *Very good
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| Aug 10 |  |
cendos | 70 66% |
| Aug 09 |  |
Fritz Fass | 70 38% |
| Aug 09 | doucanoz | 76 70% |
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| Aug 03 | exehbs | 78 41% |
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| Aug 02 |  |
babarok | 84 38% |
| Aug 01 |  |
feublo | 80 64% |
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I always enjoy a film that has no real direction other than to spend time becoming fond of these relatable characters. A coming-of-age that brings together different periods of life, and what better way to do it than sharing a house between a mom, her son, two roommates and a girl who occasionally sleeps over? Many funny moments with a stunning cast.
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| Jul 29 |  |
Bonafide | 80 74% |
| Jul 28 |  |
kennkoon | 84 90% |
| Jul 28 |  |
aliaktasch | 98 73% |
| Jul 23 |  |
Grouchy | 64 19% |
| Jul 21 |  |
seha | 66 51% |
| Jul 21 | Nilsu | 90 62% |
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| Jul 20 |  |
danielst84 | 66 34% |
| Jul 17 |  |
paah | 70 57% |
| Jul 16 | dmeband | 75 31% |
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| Jul 15 | thatgreatwar | 73 64% |
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| Jul 14 | bigoomp | 2 51% |
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| Jul 13 | CherrySponge | 90 86% |
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| Jul 08 |  |
dcatcher | 76 87% |
| Jul 04 |  |
liljaxever | 60 47% |
| Jun 30 | terrorkota | 80 52% |
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| Jun 28 | DLawrence | 80 74% |
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| Jun 20 | The Hell | 99 85% |
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| Jun 20 |  |
Filligan | 95 92% |
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Hard to pinpoint everything that makes this film so great. Probably because everything about it is what makes it great. What makes it exceptional is its power, and how its power sneaks up on you, how it entangles you in these characters' lives, evokes empathy for each of them, treats them like humans rather than cutouts, and tells their story in a beautiful manner.
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| Jun 19 |  |
FreddieQuell | 54 37% |
| Jun 18 | SundayJim | 70 61% |
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| Jun 18 |  |
themadelf66 | 75 56% |
| Jun 17 | gint | 100 95% |
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| Jun 12 |  |
pink_faggot | 8 66% |
| May 30 |  |
Bunken | 70 71% |
| May 29 | burrr | 82 60% |
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81.00+.50 = 81.50.
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| May 26 | shazam2814 | 90 92% |
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| May 23 |  |
rafa_livrari | 82 73% |
| May 13 | BeeJay | 100 98% |
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| May 08 | brennanc | 79 56% |
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| May 07 |  |
AFK | 4 19% |
| May 07 | Siegel Hans | 80 82% |
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| May 07 | Grandaddy | 60 30% |
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| May 05 |  |
themoviepl | 89 36% |
| May 04 | abogen2 | 100 99% |
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| May 03 | madsie | 70 62% |
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| May 01 | John Milton | 80 87% |
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| Apr 29 | shanebarlow3 | 67 48% |
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| Apr 29 |  |
CANSU TAYLAN | 85 33% |
| Apr 29 |  |
TheEscapist | 32 0% |
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Insufferable. I could not bring myself to finish watching this waste of time. The dialogue is pretentious and grating. The narrative doesn't go anywhere and neither do the unlikable loser characters. They just drift around, aimlessly, feeling sorry for themselves. Boohoo. Watching this actively made me think about how the people involved actually spend time filming this trash. People actually got paid writing this asinine dialogue and respectable actors wasted their time performing it. Avoid!
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| Apr 29 |  |
sergebarber | 7 70% |
| Apr 28 |  |
cowgirl | 54 34% |
| Apr 26 | stalebread | 75 48% |
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| Apr 23 |  |
xmoffx | 4 67% |
| Apr 22 | chone | 90 92% |
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| Apr 22 | Sartsch | 79 84% |
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| Apr 19 | fictionfitz | 92 97% |
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| Apr 14 | LMFAO | 78 88% |
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| Apr 12 |  |
gwarlek | 7 75% |
| Apr 10 | gbouras | 8 75% |
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| Apr 07 | RTCritics | 92 83% |
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| Apr 04 |  |
ozdemirb | 72 47% |
| Apr 02 |  |
nbc6 | 70 73% |
| Apr 02 | amukina | 72 71% |
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| Mar 26 |  |
FlixMG7 | 90 93% |
| Mar 18 | Timmer | 82 81% |
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| Mar 14 | RottenT | 88 70% |
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| Mar 12 |  |
flowing | 13 4% |
| Mar 10 |  |
quartier | 78 80% |
| Mar 09 |  |
ABUNCHOFCATS | 88 83% |
| Mar 09 |  |
gulahgula | 70 33% |
| Mar 04 |  |
goktugerce | 64 0% |
| Mar 03 |  |
Goldbluming | 68 31% |
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Annette Bening was incredible, but I just couldn't care about any of the other characters or the plot or the indie film pseudo-emotional cliches.
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| Mar 03 | cbristow | 86 66% |
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| Feb 26 | PruthviG | 40 16% |
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| Feb 24 | persianwiz | 95 90% |
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| Feb 19 |  |
frnk23 | 75 82% |
| Feb 12 | leemarvins | 84 76% |
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| Feb 12 | Sebolains | 80 68% |
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| Feb 08 | Aizhas () | 90 80% |
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| Feb 06 | AnttiR | 75 27% |
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Nice movie with sort of feminist message, however some of the problems of these people were hardly relatable.
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| Feb 03 | Cinemafan89 | 79 58% |
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| Feb 01 | ilkyaz | 80 74% |
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| Jan 31 | randgrior | 62 20% |
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| Jan 28 | snowjohn54 | 50 2% |
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| Jan 28 |  |
antidood1 | 80 85% |
| Jan 27 | allneonslike | 60 39% |
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| Jan 25 | zeynepkv | 90 44% |
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| Jan 25 |  |
oktaygockon | 70 22% |
| Jan 24 | epicurio | 84 64% |
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Sesilya | 88 78% |
| Jan 22 | robochaa | 70 44% |
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| Jan 21 |  |
selinozcelik | 79 57% |
| Jan 20 |  |
Kebapche | 30 3% |
| Jan 17 |  |
mentos81 | 85 87% |
| Jan 15 |  |
jbissell | 75 44% |
| Jan 14 |  |
Shadrik | 71 57% |
| Jan 11 | thiskendell | 40 67% |
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| Jan 09 | cengaveri | 78 88% |
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| Jan 08 |  |
weirdyoda | 66 17% |
| Jan 08 |  |
filay | 70 51% |
| Jan 08 | MaxMaster | 90 66% |
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| Jan 08 |  |
luisferreira | 72 68% |
| Jan 07 |  |
Halfang | 93 83% |
| Jan 07 |  |
leventdem | 80 72% |
| Jan 06 |  |
kcknz | 74 47% |
| Jan 03 | henk93 | 8 26% |
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| Jan 02 | ademan | 70 21% |
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| Dec 30, 2017 |  |
Eric WK | 80 74% |
| Dec 25, 2017 |  |
dumbjaw | 62 45% |
| Dec 24, 2017 |  |
mew | 70 65% |
| Dec 23, 2017 | chalkeater | 50 2% |
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| Dec 23, 2017 |  |
omeraksy | 83 86% |
| Dec 21, 2017 |  |
bejonsson | 90 82% |
| Dec 20, 2017 |  |
howler19 | 33 24% |
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JanDoggen | 82 69% |
| Dec 13, 2017 | jjrocketman | 50 91% |
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| Dec 13, 2017 |  |
moosemoose | 83 75% |
| Dec 12, 2017 | jannisan | 80 93% |
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| Dec 11, 2017 | lili ferr | 70 66% |
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| Dec 08, 2017 | Ram0n | 71 46% |
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| Dec 03, 2017 | maddriver52 | 64 33% |
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| Dec 02, 2017 | Voiceofsoul | 79 69% |
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| Nov 30, 2017 |  |
svenerik | 80 56% |
| Nov 27, 2017 |  |
susie-mauve | 80 51% |
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ashleylm | 65 55% |
| Nov 26, 2017 | imaginaryoct | 7 77% |
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| Nov 26, 2017 | kjones77 | 70 40% |
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| Nov 25, 2017 | Cqoicebordel | 76 75% |
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| Nov 25, 2017 |  |
arrow-s | 68 41% |
| Nov 18, 2017 |  |
morevna. | 85 55% |
| Nov 14, 2017 |  |
thebalkabaa | 45 23% |
| Nov 13, 2017 |  |
teckgecko | 77 74% |
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Tester | 76 77% |
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Asm Nabil | 60 27% |
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elixir | 53 39% |
| Nov 12, 2017 | sidarora93 | 80 67% |
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| Nov 11, 2017 | worleyjamers | 79 85% |
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| Nov 09, 2017 |  |
lan | 85 81% |
| Nov 08, 2017 |  |
bookhouseboy | 35 39% |
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#17#, exp3, rw2, story, ratings, cast
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| Nov 07, 2017 | SMClonk | 62 46% |
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| Nov 06, 2017 | iammattr | 83 67% |
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| Nov 06, 2017 | guibebezinho | 90 87% |
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| Nov 04, 2017 | ycetindil | 31 2% |
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| Nov 03, 2017 |  |
redmdb | 87 43% |
| Oct 31, 2017 | crtsjffrsn | 60 54% |
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| Oct 30, 2017 |  |
RealMacgyver | 80 73% |
| Oct 28, 2017 | ssabetti | 79 35% |
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| Oct 25, 2017 | SamLoveitt | 80 36% |
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| Oct 20, 2017 |  |
prowler | 38 34% |
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nostalgia trip/trap for a certain generation of american Liberal. But hey, it's up to us to bring it all back: all we have to do is tax the rich and unplug the internet. Or give up and watch movies like this one.
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| Oct 17, 2017 | lucahassan | 92 90% |
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| Oct 16, 2017 | gonrodnu | 40 9% |
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| Oct 14, 2017 | dsmith147 | 87 74% |
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| Oct 03, 2017 |  |
PaulB1 | 76 43% |
| Sep 30, 2017 | honeyhale | 95 92% |
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| Sep 30, 2017 | ellewoods | 90 70% |
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| Sep 29, 2017 | kordkarimi | 60 21% |
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| Sep 26, 2017 | Mdlcr | 60 24% |
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| Sep 25, 2017 |  |
kidmaniac | 66 42% |
| Sep 25, 2017 | 88homes | 75 58% |
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| Sep 15, 2017 |  |
glumpy_99 | 46 6% |
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Aimless, hazy journey through the suburbs in the late 70s lacks any sort of narrative spine, which would be fine if the film could focus or bring any sort of insight to bear on its eclectic group of characters, who largely drift around waiting for something interesting to happen, which unfortunately never does. There is obvious personal passion which Mills feels for these people, but the significance is lacking to an outsider. Performances are fine, with Fanning becoming a reliable stand-out.
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| Sep 15, 2017 | dowsman | 80 7% |
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| Sep 15, 2017 | LordCouture | 55 45% |
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| Sep 12, 2017 | dr_Robert | 4 73% |
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| Sep 10, 2017 |  |
kaan26 | 70 61% |
| Sep 08, 2017 |  |
lol | 94 97% |
| Sep 02, 2017 |  |
vordven | 80 70% |
| Aug 30, 2017 | cayh | 100 96% |
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| Aug 29, 2017 |  |
Lakigigar | 60 66% |
| Aug 28, 2017 | mjbreuer | 72 55% |
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| Aug 24, 2017 | ericambler | 85 86% |
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A tender, funny, and wistful film about the constant process of self-discovery, 20TH CENTURY WOMEN perfectly evokes a time (the late 1970s), a place (coastal California), and a cultural moment (the cusp of the materialistic and moralizing 80s). Lovely work all around, especially from Annette Bening and writer-director Mike Mills, who creates a portrait of an unconventional family unit--supportive to a fault--earnestly stumbling toward mutual understanding.
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| Aug 23, 2017 | crane8 | 9 79% |
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| Aug 22, 2017 |  |
Curb | 29 77% |
| Aug 20, 2017 |  |
ShaunLewis54 | 75 50% |
| Aug 18, 2017 | k89 | 9 75% |
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rfdutra | 7 63% |
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wayofthegun | 85 79% |
| Aug 09, 2017 | skydog | 85 75% |
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brettz | 3 29% |
| Aug 08, 2017 | Redner | 80 86% |
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| Aug 07, 2017 | CountZero | 20 18% |
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saguara | 74 58% |
| Aug 05, 2017 | amit.reter | 90 62% |
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Ali_V. | 84 77% |
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phil- | 70 45% |
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megdesilva | 80 45% |
| Aug 04, 2017 | kissgyozi | 60 19% |
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| Aug 02, 2017 | ifbrown11 | 83 72% |
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cat9man | 83 66% |
| Jul 30, 2017 | kandinya | 80 84% |
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| Jul 28, 2017 | salopiantree | 60 22% |
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| Jul 27, 2017 |  |
Suda Balık | 85 71% |
| Jul 23, 2017 | owl89135 | 7 46% |
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SandyR | 90 84% |
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navid.g | 70 30% |
| Jul 22, 2017 | Cinephile777 | 75 29% |
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| Jul 21, 2017 |  |
brickwall | 100 99% |
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After a 2nd watch I'm confident in calling this a favorite of mine. My favorite film of 2016 to be sure. I love every aspect of this film; the genuine script, nuanced and textural direction, the perfect and bold editing, every single performance, and an incredible and essential soundtrack both on a tonal and plot level. This is one of only a few films that I feel have actually enriched my life with its meaning and messages. Video Review: https://youtu.be/7sM9hzH-qJw proud to be an art fag
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| Jul 20, 2017 |  |
constantine | 80 74% |
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WhatTheFlick | 79 73% |
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barisius | 60 20% |
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gwynplaine | 80 53% |
| Jul 17, 2017 | qualsh | 73 46% |
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| Jul 17, 2017 | Gifts | 82 74% |
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| Jul 17, 2017 | electric | 78 60% |
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NBD Rab | 80 64% |
| Jul 15, 2017 | elbis | 80 92% |
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| Jul 14, 2017 | sagikk | 78 77% |
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| Jul 11, 2017 |  |
llama | 65 57% |
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Banging_On | 82 79% |
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cerenrien | 90 68% |
| Jul 10, 2017 | theficionado | 88 87% |
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Seeking to demonstrate a new understanding of his mother, Jamie reads her an essay by Zoe Moss. "I don't need a book to tell me who I am," his mother responds, offended. "I love you," he later confesses to another character. "But it's your version of me," she objects. "It's not me." 20CW regards acts of interpretation as acts of reduction, perhaps even acts of violence, but essential anyway; our glimpses of others is always partial -- to draw upon Abbie's vocation, snapshots, maybe?
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| Jul 09, 2017 | marazi | 68 20% |
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| Jul 09, 2017 |  |
JJ1986 | 60 53% |
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Always pleasant and the acting is great, but the narration and structure are a crutch and the script tells the audience everything about these characters while showing little.
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| Jul 09, 2017 |  |
snallygaster | 67 73% |
| Jul 09, 2017 |  |
LindenT | 70 68% |
| Jul 07, 2017 |  |
igormachete | 94 94% |
| Jul 06, 2017 | hellbikeart | 80 88% |
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| Jul 06, 2017 |  |
joxnq | 80 80% |
| Jul 06, 2017 |  |
addeh | 75 71% |
| Jul 03, 2017 |  |
Octave | 69 68% |
| Jul 01, 2017 |  |
Gnalkthere | 79 46% |
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I'm somehow relieved that the marketing makes this appeal to an older demographic because god forbid a twee teenager or a Le Wrong Generation kid see this and think of doing anything in this film. But yeah good film
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| Jun 29, 2017 |  |
karlson | 70 43% |
| Jun 27, 2017 |  |
kubrickvari | 60 38% |
| Jun 27, 2017 |  |
OMGFridge | 6 53% |
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Can't shake the overall sense of lacking. It's just fine. Elle Fanning was great as always however.
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| Jun 26, 2017 |  |
Deliormanli | 70 45% |
| Jun 26, 2017 |  |
balvares | 70 77% |
| Jun 26, 2017 |  |
guzkedisi | 84 70% |
| Jun 24, 2017 |  |
TychoCelchuu | 79 44% |
| Jun 21, 2017 |  |
raquelmplima | 67 55% |
| Jun 18, 2017 |  |
Erminas | 80 83% |
| Jun 17, 2017 | abasakucan | 70 56% |
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| Jun 17, 2017 |  |
felipelahm | 65 61% |
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Mills can't help but drop names, books, cult references and old historical memorabilia, even PSYCHEDELIC FILTERS and his usual accelerated images and this almost ruins it. It's really the cast that holds most of this period piece about three women (one born before WWII, a grown-up who lived through the 60s madness and a young cynical girl) experiencing the life of a bright and gentle teenage boy. Maybe too self-celebrative, but still beautiful when it is able to breathe pure life movement.
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| Jun 17, 2017 |  |
Arlowe_ | 69 61% |
| Jun 16, 2017 | clasick | 89 86% |
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| Jun 14, 2017 | oguzaksu | 80 61% |
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| Jun 14, 2017 | gorkatalay | 80 43% |
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| Jun 13, 2017 | bizort | 81 81% |
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Fantastic performances all around, specifically Annette Bening
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| Jun 12, 2017 |  |
nanook | 70 22% |
| Jun 12, 2017 | Malcym | 5 32% |
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| Jun 12, 2017 |  |
Elisheva | 85 72% |
| Jun 11, 2017 |  |
CCLZA | 80 78% |
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| Average Percentile 61.67% from 526 Ratings |  |
