Where'd You Go, Bernadette (2019)
After her anxiety-ridden mother disappears, 15-year-old Bee does everything she can to track her down, discovering her troubled past in the process. (imdb)
Country: USA
Directed By: Richard Linklater
Written By: Richard Linklater, Holly Gent Palmo, Vincent Palmo Jr.
Starring: Judy Greer, Billy Crudup, Laurence Fishburne, Cate Blanchett, Kristen Wiig, Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson
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| Dec 13 |  |
mert2707 | 42 5% |
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raquelmplima | 53 21% |
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Grouchy | 88 82% |
| Dec 11 | SparkKnight | 34 20% |
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loosecanons | 10 83% |
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donmezsefa | 55 29% |
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deanjames | 60 38% |
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Vassago | 70 55% |
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Temptershell | 67 29% |
| Dec 03 | ethan_hunt1 | 85 70% |
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| Dec 02 | areoharewhy | 5 34% |
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Oktay | 50 15% |
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HKi | 73 67% |
| Dec 01 | Blondone86 | 70 38% |
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| Dec 01 | Edsep | 80 57% |
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| Nov 30 |  |
antidood1 | 50 16% |
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This is wonky as hell, but somehow still pretty enjoyable. This is not a movie that sets a high bar for itself. It's not trying to be a masterpiece. It feels like Linklater is in between breaths here, preparing for his next big project and keeping himself warm with a small film in the meantime. It definitely doesn't have his voice written all over it. And in all honesty, it's not great. But there are much, much worse ways to spend your time.
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avgcrtckr | 44 32% |
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filmaffinity | 59 42% |
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bybrt | 65 57% |
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tom20 | 65 40% |
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FreddieQuell | 50 34% |
| Nov 28 | brennanc | 13 49% |
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Methouse | 60 11% |
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Blair | 79 32% |
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Warren | 52 5% |
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jacqueskit | 45 33% |
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Vandelay1 | 36 31% |
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not so good
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| Nov 24 |  |
szgmng | 65 17% |
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CCLZA | 45 19% |
| Nov 23 | Mavoy | 50 4% |
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| Nov 23 | korehan | 61 33% |
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tipieserozge | 35 22% |
| Nov 22 | AchwellFoley | 36 18% |
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pmpfe | 85 69% |
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NhanLa | 50 20% |
| Nov 20 | Midaso | 4 37% |
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| Nov 19 |  |
umurtas | 35 22% |
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Argion21 | 58 22% |
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aaaw man. I really liked the middle of the film. Blanchett shined in there. And then came the ending, which felt a little like 'Eat Pray Love'; This fucking obnoxious feeling being cast down my throat: "FEEL FUCKING INSPIRED BY THIS YOU TWAT!"
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| Nov 16 |  |
Moribunny | 35 19% |
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Very sappy, with awkward comedy tacked on, mediocre acting, and falls apart in key scenes (such as the intervention scene). I expected maybe a little bit more from Linklater.
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Darren | 69 50% |
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Cute movie. I’m sure like most who would seek out this movie I felt a kinship with Blanchette’s character although her psychosis is endearing and a sign of genius. Mine is just a sad guy screaming into the void at 4 people on an outdated film review site
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parastood | 86 54% |
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sacmersault | 63 27% |
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Frank | 60 65% |
| Sep 09 | Ethan_Hunt2 | 80 63% |
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pustota | 60 38% |
| Sep 06 | kb0799 | 61 34% |
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| Sep 04 | KingDe3 | 3 28% |
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eats-almonds | 4 54% |
| Aug 30 | apm2091 | 65 29% |
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| Aug 28 |  |
Seethruskin | 4 52% |
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Warm, just like a lot of late linklater has been. He has always had a great ability to create these wonderful characters and strong relationships between them and this is no different. It’s a nice love letter to being an artist, and an artist that struggles with mental illness to boot. next time I have a breakdown I hope I am a millionaire genius that is beloved by a subset of people.
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| Aug 28 | lang95 | 62 46% |
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| Aug 27 | siowafc | 10 11% |
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| Aug 25 | chiphall72 | 77 69% |
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| Aug 25 | Cinemafan89 | 73 42% |
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| Aug 25 | luckyxiii | 70 39% |
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| Aug 24 | bigboymood | 7 53% |
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| Aug 24 |  |
Icarus | 88 84% |
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Given the trending negative reviews, I expected this to be a painful misfire. I am pleased to report that the reviewers have lost their minds. This is a touching portrait of a family in crisis, a neighborhood that thrives on image, and an artist stuck in a rut of non-creation. Linklater spends the first two-thirds of the movie exploring these characters and relationships, before a third act that clearly reveals the stakes. Both funny and sad (just like life), I can't wait to revisit this again.
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| Aug 22 |  |
jacobclark12 | 47 31% |
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Underwhelming and poorly paced. It took almost two thirds of the movie for the main premise of the film to actually get moving. Blanchett is good, as she always is, but the structure is too messy for Where'd You Go Bernadette to land emotionally in any way.
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| Aug 21 |  |
JLFM | 66 47% |
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Where’d You Go, Bernadette is a total mess, but it still managed to win me over. The first half, while not without its charms, is nearly laughable in its determination to explain everything about all the central characters in the most ineloquent and conspicuous possible ways. That said, the second half finally seems to do something with the characters Linklater so painstakingly (and exhaustively) establishes in the first half leading up to an ending that I honestly found quite touching.
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| Aug 20 | Emmcooke | 30 43% |
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| Aug 19 | Florin92 | 50 20% |
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jewellrunner | 82 78% |
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TraverseTown | 70 67% |
| Aug 18 | ClammyJim | 75 33% |
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| Aug 18 | emmyjoye | 80 62% |
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| Aug 18 | flintpaper | 70 38% |
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| Aug 16 | filmcricket | 49 32% |
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MetaCritic2 | 51 29% |
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VengefulKBM | 70 52% |
| Average Percentile 39.49% from 70 Ratings |  |
