45 Years
Drama • R • 2015 • 1 hr 35 min
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Just a devastating film to watch. Beautiful but the ending hits you like a ton of bricks
A slow paced character drama with more than a few punches. Don't let too much smoke get in your eyes.
Wasn’t quite dramatic enough for my taste, but it’s worth a watch for the performances and the food for thought regarding relationships.
A devastating portrait of an unhappy marriage with top-notch performances from both Courtenay and especially Rampling.
Every set feels like a natural, three dimensional space, the pacing is superb, the acting is career defining, but it won't change your life.
Underrated movie, a little slow but worth every second
Small poignant story that doesn’t offer too much outside of just two heartbreaking performances
Got me thinking a lot, sad, portrays loneliness really good and it’s overall heartbreaking
I wanted to like it and understand it, but maybe I am just too young for this
Very interesting, it's unusual to see films centered on elderly people and this made it somehow refreshing, even if the story is quite sad
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