28 Days
Comedy • PG-13 • 2000 • 1 hr 43 min
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Watch a self centered alcoholic realize that her actions have consequences
Never heard of this film before I watched it so I was pleasantly surprised. It was a good watch
What great chemistry between Bullock and Mortensen!
In the vein of Girl Interrupted, but not quite as dark. Worth a watch.
The dark topic of addiction is difficult to make entertaining. I appreciate the way this subject is talked about
I liked it when I watched it but I don't remember much about it now
A delightfully honest look into the humanity behind addiction.
If U R building both a Sandy + Viggo film library this is a good addition! Good story, punchy, & relevant!
Good drama but is quite slow. Lots of good character moments but the ending didn't satisfy me, just felt expected.
I did not expect Sandra Bullock in this kind of thing, but it was very well done, story was captivating.
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