Judy (2019)
Legendary performer Judy Garland arrives in London in the winter of 1968 to perform a series of sold-out concerts. (trailer)
Genres: Romance, Drama, History, Biography, Music
Country: UK
Directed By: Rupert Goold
Written By: Tom Edge, Peter Quilter
Starring: Michael Gambon, Rufus Sewell, Renée Zellweger, Finn Wittrock, Jessie Buckley, Bella Ramsey
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| Date | User | Rating | |
| Nov 10 | areoharewhy | 6 53% |
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| Nov 10 |  |
Ofterdingen | 40 20% |
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Zellweger’s performance might be spot on, but the title character is still endlessly annoying. Best thing about the film is Rufus Sewell.
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| Nov 10 | Pix54 | 64 26% |
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| Nov 09 | DyanneThorne | 95 98% |
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This is raw and believable as few other movies. I walked out of the theater, deeply upset, because I felt like I had just watched an infuriating but deeply loved friend selfdestruct in real time. There are thousands of movies about tortured artists, but this one actually builds a solid case for why we should care.
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| Nov 08 |  |
clayj41 | 68 43% |
| Nov 05 | maddriver52 | 74 47% |
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| Nov 04 |  |
kfol | 22 16% |
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Honestly, real boring, wasn't a fan of the script or the film. Only memorable bits are the childhood flashbacks and that scrambled egg.
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| Nov 04 | cinebad | 45 5% |
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SageSledge | 60 34% |
| Nov 03 | flipperrbm | 4 25% |
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| Nov 02 | bentien | 61 55% |
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Renée Zellweger is the main selling point in this biopic that is pretty standard by all other means.
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| Oct 28 | Timmer | 65 42% |
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| Oct 26 |  |
Nathan | 72 54% |
| Oct 25 | cayh | 70 44% |
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| Oct 25 | crtsjffrsn | 70 75% |
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| Oct 23 |  |
cryteno | 58 24% |
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Formulaic, classic Oscar-bait film. Zellweger gives the performance of her career, and she will probably win the leading actress Oscar, a la Marion Cottilard.
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| Oct 22 |  |
jacobclark12 | 50 34% |
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Judy is one incredible performance by Renee Zellweger that lacks a fitting movie around it. There doesn't seem to be much of an aim topically for the film, and because of that it seems to lack empathy towards the abuse that Garland suffered at the hands of the studio system. It isn't critical enough of that system which produced the Garland everyone knows and loves but destroyed the woman behind the curtain; it romanticizes her life rather than mourn it as the tragedy it was.
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| Oct 21 |  |
nickv | 59 32% |
| Oct 17 |  |
inmate | 79 58% |
| Oct 15 |  |
JLFM | 40 16% |
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A boring, plodding mess that absolutely no one would be talking about if it wasn’t for Renée Zellweger’s (great) lead performance. The flashbacks kill the momentum without highlighting anything particularly relevatory, and the same could be said for everything involving Mickey Deans. This felt like homework, and considering I would have skipped this if not for the awards buzz around Zellweger, it basically was.
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| Oct 15 | GuxBTw | 70 0% |
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| Oct 14 | kjones77 | 60 22% |
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| Oct 13 |  |
Tizzy | 70 58% |
| Oct 11 |  |
mandy | 5 21% |
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A credible central performance, leads other roles underdeveloped. This biopic doesn't take you on a journey but stays at much the same emotional pitch throughout , until a rather contrived ending.
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| Oct 10 | lang95 | 53 28% |
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| Oct 10 |  |
Bunken | 50 38% |
| Oct 09 |  |
VengefulKBM | 75 63% |
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mattd124 | 77 67% |
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MontyCircus | 40 37% |
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A window into the pressures and perils of child stars in the old Hollywood studio system were revealing. But overall it wasn't very interesting.
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| Oct 07 |  |
DBibby | 80 65% |
| Oct 06 | andycarhart | 80 85% |
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| Oct 06 |  |
TraverseTown | 70 67% |
| Oct 06 | siowafc | 30 69% |
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| Oct 05 | fireplacer | 77 77% |
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| Oct 04 | ArkadyFalls | 70 75% |
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| Sep 29 |  |
toxicwind | 6 30% |
| Sep 29 | chiphall72 | 74 63% |
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| Sep 29 |  |
harpingabout | 86 66% |
| Sep 27 | filmcricket | 62 56% |
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| Sep 27 |  |
Warren | 74 33% |
| Sep 27 |  |
MetaCritic2 | 65 57% |
| Sep 25 |  |
EricDSnider2 | 82 51% |
| Average Percentile 47.5% from 42 Ratings |  |
