Blue Jasmine
Drama • PG-13 • 2013 • 1 hr 39 min
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Cate Blanchett is the most wonderful actress. Her performance in this is riveting!
You feel like a victim of a narcissist abuse. See this and find out.
Kate Blanchett delivers subtle, painful portrait of a confused, moorless woman, trying to find her center. Disturbing and sad and serious.
A beautiful way to show a mental break down. It shows that no matter what you have to work on yourself first
Very deep and emotional film that deals with sisterhood deception and pride. Exceptional work of all participants
Wonderful perfomance from Cate. The look in her eyes really made you believe she was losing it. Great music too
A superb cast for this intriguing drama. Allen with a taste of Tennessee Williams.
A great contemporary take on "A Streetcar Named Desire". You can't take your eyes off Cate Blanchett. Very highly recommended.
The movie is good because of the acting not the plot cate b. Deliver her role perfect
Amazing character acting, really depressing deep story story that leaves you with a haunting, empty feeling
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