Blue Jay
Drama • NR • 2016 • 1 hr 20 min
Starring
Mark Duplass, Sarah Paulson, Clu Gulager, James Andrews, Harris Benbury
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Such a beautiful and touching movie with a great cast
Amazing, slowly grips and surprises you whilst making you laugh and feel.
I was so hesitant to watch this movie. It’s black and white, not too many actors on it, the description is meh. But I did. Best thing so far
Emotionally resonated with me. Duplass & Paulson are admirable improvisers & their chemistry was next-level. Slow & a bit pretentious.
I couldn't believe how much I'd grow to love these characters by the end. The acting was so good I really believed them
This is actually a damn good movie. The kind that makes me wish for a rating between “good” and “awesome”.
Wow! What a beautiful & lovely piece of work. It doesn't matter what happens next. I am glad love is still between them & nothing is lost.
A very natural-feeling, believable and nostalgic little film about past regrets and unsolved memories that we can carry through all our life
Just beautiful. Real love is for ever...
The acting in this felt so effortless and smooth. Love the choice of doing it in black and white as well.
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