An American Pickle
Comedy • PG-13 • 2020 • 1 hr 29 min
Starring
Seth Rogen, Sarah Snook, Molly Evensen, Eliot Glazer, Kalen Allen
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This movie feels like Seth just having a good time
Very fun story. Great acting on two roles from Rogen. Good casual watch.
I’ve watched this 4 times and I laugh harder every time, Rogan’s a genius. Manages to make a doppelgänger movie not a total gimmick Love it!
As one of my first Seth-Rogen dramas, the premise, acting, music, and cinematography are all excellent, making this an enjoyable dramedy!
Very slow, had potential but just never really gets the job done with holding your attention. Nothing memorable about it at all for me.
The last movie you’d expect to make a deep strategy about heritage, family, and history, but here we are. Lots of heart
A few charming moments of sincerity aren’t enough to make up for an aimless and often annoying plot
I enjoyed it. Makes you wonder what your ancestors would think of what you live or how we honor dead. Views of eras. Etc. kinda funny
This was so fun and arbitrary. Acting is legendary. Really enjoyed this.
Despite a promising concept,it falls flat with an underwhelming execution and missed comedic opportunities.
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