Almost Famous
Drama • R • 2000 • 2 hr 4 min
Starring
Billy Crudup, Frances McDormand, Kate Hudson, Jason Lee, Patrick Fugit
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Hilarious, inspiring/reflecting movie. Worth the watch
This is almost painful to watch because it depicts everything I wanted and never got from adolescence.
Some parts were definitely questionable but i enjoyed it more than i thought i would
One of my favourite movies, words can not express how great this movie is!
Such a good movie. The cast and story is top notch.
Great storytelling, characters, their development and connections. Overall great film that I'll gladly rewatch many times.
Funny, dramatic, beautiful, wild... Excellent performances in a very cool story. A favorite!
Better storytelling than we deserve. A variety of intermixed lives and each gets its perfect mixture of glory and sorrow. Always watchable.
A different type of coming of age story, based loosely on true events. Stillwater is perhaps the greatest fictional band of all time
Fun to watch and has a great soundtrack
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