The Laundromat (2019)
Follows a group of journalists who take part in unearthing 11.5 million files, linking the world's most powerful political figures to secret banking accounts to avoid taxes. (imdb)
Country: USA
Directed By: Steven Soderbergh
Written By: Scott Z. Burns, Jake Bernstein
Starring: Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman, David Schwimmer, James Cromwell, Antonio Banderas, Sharon Stone, Robert Patrick, Jeffrey Wright, Matthias Schoenaerts, Will Forte, Melissa Rauch
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The Laundromat belongs to 8 collections
1. Based On A Book (public: moderated by Spunkie - 17 stars)
2. Fourth wall (public: moderated by djross - 14 stars)
3. Based On True Events (public: moderated by Spunkie - 12 stars)
4. True crime (public: moderated by djross - 9 stars)
5. Business, Finance and Economics (public: moderated by djross - 6 stars)
6. Filmekimi 2019 (public: moderated by ozdemibr - 1 star)
7. Cinematography by director (public: moderated by iconogassed - 1 star)
8. Availability: Netflix (private: KasperL)
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| Jun 22 | GoodMovie | 85 84% |
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| Jun 21 | Lonewolf2003 | 50 7% |
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Soderbergh tries to do a Big Short for the off-shore banking industry but fails. The humor feels forced to make the heavy content easily digestible, The different plotlines make it very episodic and fail to really capture the real human costs, especially since the most important one starring MS is just abandoned. Above all I didn't feel like I have a very better understanding of the workings or tax-evasions after watching this. Oldman accent is outrageous. At least it never is boring.
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| Jun 19 | 51Lbxa | 90 70% |
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| Jun 18 | getmoney | 88 85% |
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| Jun 18 | Paddy | 65 53% |
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| Jun 15 | engi | 63 32% |
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| Jun 01 | pdelongchamp | 85 54% |
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| Jun 01 | Bubu | 0 1% |
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| May 31 | gunduzfeneri | 65 19% |
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Eysenck | 80 63% |
| May 24 | hsnjms | 87 46% |
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| May 24 | godsdice | 65 18% |
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| May 22 | bsrcnc | 75 76% |
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DougCollins | 70 10% |
| May 15 | chalkeater | 65 4% |
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| May 14 | Rob97 | 61 30% |
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| May 13 | Rafael Gluz | 50 11% |
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| May 12 |  |
Adds | 65 49% |
| May 11 |  |
brickwall | 63 49% |
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I could go for more of the fourth-wall-breaking, shiny-suit-wearing Antonio Banderas and German Gary Oldman duo.
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| May 03 | berkem | 82 57% |
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| May 01 |  |
zapotka | 55 28% |
| May 01 |  |
yigityilmaz | 30 14% |
| Apr 26 | DennisJ1976 | 59 47% |
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| Apr 26 | emirtekin90 | 62 4% |
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| Apr 26 | mikeparasol | 72 44% |
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| Apr 21 | Nuskaro | 63 20% |
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| Apr 20 | cloondog | 68 76% |
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dlthompson | 60 24% |
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rafailia_th | 68 44% |
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NhanLa | 50 20% |
| Apr 02 | siweq86 | 40 6% |
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efervesanfil | 67 4% |
| Apr 02 | ozgursu | 60 39% |
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| Apr 01 |  |
amazedemon | 61 25% |
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Adapting the Panama Papers story into an interesting film always seemed an uphill challenge, and The Laundromat proves how true that is. Soderbergh's direction is a pale imitation of The Big Short in that it imitates the multiple story arcs and quippy interludes, but comes across as less satisfying in every aspect. The 95 min film is badly paced, feeling much longer, and just feels miscast. Ultimately the film attempts an emotional appeal, acknowledging its own hypocrisy but providing no reason.
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| Mar 30 | Goboge | 50 5% |
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TheShiznit | 28 21% |
| Mar 28 | _ty | 60 34% |
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| Mar 26 | Pleveen | 87 6% |
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monclaro | 50 32% |
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lol | 70 45% |
| Mar 23 | worleyjamers | 53 20% |
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gulahgula | 40 4% |
| Mar 21 | Camilla | 84 44% |
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baristoker | 45 10% |
| Mar 20 | morgangrimes | 62 11% |
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| Mar 20 | Rey | 85 83% |
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SeanBerndorff | 55 33% |
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| Mar 14 | rog | 0 8% |
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| Mar 13 | mkrusell | 56 19% |
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| Mar 08 | noodleju | 80 67% |
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| Mar 08 | steveoh | 63 46% |
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| Mar 04 | FlorVdE | 4 87% |
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| Mar 01 | isenonder | 7 31% |
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| Mar 01 | oguzhan85 | 60 18% |
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| Feb 29 | pulsi21 | 73 35% |
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xinet | 20 5% |
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meliorism | 60 23% |
| Feb 22 | pi3r8 | 80 0% |
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| Feb 22 | ricko | 70 67% |
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| Feb 21 |  |
AAAutin | 45 38% |
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I certainly felt like I got taken to the cleaners...
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| Feb 19 | MrArtVan | 53 4% |
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| Feb 18 | sky3088 | 4 13% |
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| Feb 16 |  |
Matthew Parkinson (CineMarter) | 40 31% |
| Feb 15 | movieboy | 60 16% |
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| Feb 13 |  |
Aron Ericson | 40 14% |
| Feb 13 | randyluu | 3 27% |
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| Feb 08 |  |
Hawkins | 79 67% |
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Soderbergh does a Schoolhouse Rock special on the Panama Papers. Surprisingly funny and looks great, Streep is fantastic (her fourth-wall breaking rant is like a woke acceptance speech for an award she earned earlier in the movie, it's hilarious). I'm just shell, yes I'm only a shell...
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| Feb 03 |  |
Duder | 65 59% |
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This is a well put together film, as to be expected from Soderbergh, not as good as the old ones but still an engaging, dynamic and good watch.
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| Feb 02 |  |
Phelipe | 69 47% |
| Feb 02 |  |
pupahava | 35 4% |
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careunicorn | 86 26% |
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dr. radical | 59 66% |
| Jan 31 | kb0799 | 45 8% |
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| Jan 29 |  |
sirphibes | 64 40% |
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jhsoby | 55 30% |
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oylul | 65 18% |
| Jan 27 | zurrenarh | 40 24% |
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| Jan 26 | AnttiR | 75 27% |
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| Jan 25 | cienega | 45 6% |
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| Jan 25 | raversion | 80 87% |
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mert2707 | 59 30% |
| Jan 24 | whynot2 | 71 65% |
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adilinki | 63 39% |
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lefacteurr | 50 18% |
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tipieserozge | 20 12% |
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kate_p | 78 50% |
| Jan 19 | Wallace | 58 16% |
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| Jan 18 |  |
volkantaner | 45 11% |
| Jan 18 |  |
wetwillies | 40 2% |
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Viewed January 17, 2020. To quote Greil Marcus, what is this shit?
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| Jan 17 |  |
YMS (Adum) | 50 27% |
| Jan 16 | explorer95 | 45 38% |
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| Jan 15 |  |
petrosdm | 6 2% |
| Jan 15 |  |
heapshake | 50 37% |
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gwynplaine | 0 0% |
| Jan 13 | tubasaxt | 65 15% |
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Would have been better had the story been more fictionalized and centered around Streep's character arc.
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| Jan 13 |  |
Age Jellema | 68 33% |
| Jan 11 |  |
arrow-s | 30 4% |
| Jan 10 |  |
JJ1986 | 40 12% |
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Unbearably didactic. Barely a story. The two short tales work, but Streep's story should have also been done as a vignette instead of peppering it throughout the film. Just doesn't work.
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| Jan 09 | buffyangel | 70 60% |
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| Jan 08 | qwertyes | 65 54% |
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| Jan 08 | keremyil | 87 56% |
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| Jan 07 | bsuzer | 20 0% |
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| Jan 06 | leap | 1 2% |
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| Jan 06 |  |
syvyys | 70 26% |
| Jan 05 | Ashetails | 78 66% |
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| Jan 05 | henrisepp | 40 17% |
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| Jan 04 |  |
PetrosTser | 50 17% |
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Basically a poor man's Big Short, this is a lecture disguised into a movie. Oldman and Banderas are narrating with accents instead of acting; the script's fragmentary, its characters weightless; the story's technical side is fuzzy, boring, confusing. Nice frames aren't absent and Streep is such a natural that she's a joy to watch even in this undemanding part yet the final "reveal" underlines in its pointlessness just how much more this film could have achieved if it talked less and showed more.
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| Jan 04 |  |
inmate | 62 16% |
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asliildir1 | 60 1% |
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El99can | 50 10% |
| Jan 04 |  |
cendos | 40 16% |
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andre.chaves | 60 16% |
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RavynLoony | 49 34% |
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Lakriitz | 2 6% |
| Jan 02 | beratology | 40 2% |
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| Jan 01 |  |
kk3thess | 30 7% |
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nikolajrh | 60 47% |
| Dec 31, 2019 | roscoe_1891 | 50 11% |
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| Dec 30, 2019 | grafik404 | 81 40% |
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| Dec 30, 2019 |  |
ezgiozk | 92 44% |
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Kurtz | 2 20% |
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bafflegab | 16 14% |
| Dec 29, 2019 | grsilverman | 91 26% |
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| Dec 27, 2019 | LordCouture | 24 6% |
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| Dec 27, 2019 |  |
PietHeijn | 31 25% |
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Soderbergh goes McKay. Didn't quite work for me.
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| Dec 27, 2019 | tryer | 85 79% |
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offlineoz | 15 6% |
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ilker | 40 7% |
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mardikmartin | 60 61% |
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gunaraf | 70 35% |
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warmur7 | 76 26% |
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egebasaran | 42 15% |
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iconogassed | 60 36% |
| Dec 22, 2019 | kandinya | 50 17% |
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| Dec 16, 2019 | bentien | 45 23% |
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Failed where 'The Big Short' succeeded.
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| Dec 16, 2019 | estragon | 70 65% |
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| Dec 16, 2019 | zomgmouse | 50 5% |
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| Dec 15, 2019 |  |
adrenaline | 70 69% |
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rich70521 | 5 20% |
| Dec 13, 2019 | fuzzymodo | 68 38% |
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| Dec 11, 2019 | fortyfive33 | 49 7% |
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| Dec 11, 2019 | SparkKnight | 27 15% |
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| Dec 10, 2019 | Dufftone | 70 40% |
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| Dec 10, 2019 | jnydam | 66 51% |
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| Dec 10, 2019 | hekza | 40 3% |
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| Dec 09, 2019 | slaterman2 | 67 29% |
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| Dec 08, 2019 |  |
Ludium | 55 11% |
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LuxNatalis | 49 36% |
| Dec 08, 2019 | 141141 | 68 27% |
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| Dec 07, 2019 |  |
BramAn | 55 29% |
| Dec 06, 2019 |  |
PDM.82 | 74 54% |
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"The Laundromat" has a talented cast with wonderful performances by Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman and Antonio Banderas. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and a screenplay by Scott Z. Burns, the directing and writing in the film is very well done. A very underrated movie with some really memorable moments. Meryl Streep and Steven Soderbergh seem to be working at a new peak in their careers. Streep's acting and Soderbergh's directing make this movie definitely worth watching.
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| Dec 06, 2019 | mddglu | 61 41% |
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| Dec 04, 2019 |  |
Hofschneider | 77 55% |
| Dec 04, 2019 | sellis | 74 48% |
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| Dec 03, 2019 |  |
jef costello | 74 45% |
| Dec 03, 2019 |  |
Teovern | 82 88% |
| Dec 02, 2019 | Forner | 70 10% |
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| Dec 02, 2019 |  |
stuie299 | 80 61% |
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Basically an Adam Mckay political drama, but turned up to 11. Its good for what it is, but I sometimes get the feeling the writers think the framing is more effective than it actually is. The results ends up being very educational like a documentary, but instead of pictures and talking heads everything is acted out. That said, the casting is spot on, and everyone is clearly giving it their all regardless of how uneven the screenplay is.
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| Dec 01, 2019 | meliskarakoc | 87 46% |
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| Dec 01, 2019 | mlfc | 60 17% |
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| Nov 29, 2019 | kevinwriter | 50 25% |
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mentosibo | 30 6% |
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georgekao | 65 73% |
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Entertainment: 4/4. Spirit: 1/3. Society: 1.5/3. Family: 0/1.
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| Nov 25, 2019 |  |
bowfinger | 30 22% |
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Everything Netflix touches turns to shit. I call it "The Midas Touch" syndrome.
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DarrenCB | 50 16% |
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orcunselvi | 55 43% |
| Nov 23, 2019 | shenks | 61 38% |
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| Nov 19, 2019 | simin | 55 17% |
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| Nov 18, 2019 | xarotcod | 35 3% |
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| Nov 18, 2019 |  |
lessismore | 60 12% |
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Filligan | 58 10% |
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The writers saw what Adam McKay has been doing and their only takeaway was to have central characters address the audience in humorous fourth-wall breaks. The result is deflated and preachy rather than elucidating and eyebrow-raising. I don't get much of the decisions made here. And overall, it doesn't even feel like a film. Streep's story arch is effectively abandoned until she literally removes her makeup and addresses us as Meryl Streep herself, which... doesn't move me? I don't get it, man.
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| Nov 18, 2019 |  |
onrkrsvglu | 40 8% |
| Nov 18, 2019 |  |
meltemcilik | 30 11% |
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This is really the answer to the question of how to make bad movie with amazing cast.. When viewed from this aspect it can be called successful lol
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| Nov 17, 2019 |  |
Carlospro | 70 45% |
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jndcnr | 30 6% |
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karacuneyt | 75 55% |
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farklı bir anlatımı ile, aslında herkesin bildiği bir konu
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emreco | 50 3% |
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dennerik | 74 25% |
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norval_jones | 61 20% |
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Mewn | 69 31% |
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Oliveira | 58 27% |
| Nov 08, 2019 | hairchow | 40 12% |
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| Nov 08, 2019 | opensecret | 64 50% |
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jsopanen | 45 19% |
| Nov 06, 2019 | rossoenera | 70 50% |
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| Nov 06, 2019 |  |
rihrey | 17 28% |
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the final dialogue, which is very good, doesn't change the fact that this film is a mess, not really portraying the subject matter as it should.
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| Nov 05, 2019 |  |
hacon | 60 12% |
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| Nov 02, 2019 | SrRessa | 80 67% |
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| Nov 02, 2019 |  |
gbastos | 74 76% |
| Nov 01, 2019 |  |
felipelahm | 45 24% |
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Soderberg's cynical, episodic take on the Panama Papers' scandal manages to lure some interest as a satirical piece on money -- and its many abstract contemporary forms that only lawyers understand. Narrated by Mossack Fonseca's Oldman and Banderas, the film seems uninteresting everytime it tries to tackle the big picture -- the world's rigged financial system. Also, the theater-like walks and scenarios look just like a silly way to communicate directly with the public.
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| Oct 31, 2019 | Yang Gang | 60 71% |
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| Oct 30, 2019 |  |
DBibby | 55 17% |
| Oct 30, 2019 | debaser1985 | 52 7% |
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Leffingwell | 50 19% |
| Oct 30, 2019 | Winston4th | 76 48% |
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yeheyya | 64 45% |
| Oct 29, 2019 |  |
Ocelot | 30 22% |
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makes me glad Soderbergh dropped out of Moneyball. the patronizing approach to non-fiction is tiresome; The Big Short works because it was confined to one story that directly affected the audience. telling a far more confusing story through a convoluted series of vignettes does the film no favors, even if the end of the movie is just Meryl Streep explaining that to you. she's the worst part of the movie, too. stop hamming up everything, you old fraud!!
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| Oct 29, 2019 |  |
thesuburbs | 10 2% |
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voneverec | 60 24% |
| Oct 29, 2019 | JLCME20 | 55 11% |
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| Oct 28, 2019 | Mavoy | 30 0% |
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alemao | 40 25% |
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CHR1S | 52 12% |
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lucas1092 | 70 27% |
| Oct 26, 2019 | Mahasamatman | 50 16% |
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filmaffinity | 56 33% |
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gozdeyuksel | 60 37% |
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