Christine
Drama • R • 2016 • 2 hr 3 min
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This is an enjoyable dark and sad movie. It follows the problems of one person’s day to day life and the story surrounding that. I loved it!
Holy smokes! What an intense film and what a performance by Rebecca Hall depicting a driven career woman's downward spiral and mental break.
It's a movie like Joker, Taxi Driver, and Falling Down, rendered novel by the presence of a female lead being shat on by the world.
Not a flick. Definitely slow but worth a watch
A good but sad drama about a genuinely good person in a negative situation. Deals with mental health among other things. I liked it.
Very realistic and sad story. Saw it in black and white which made it feel like an indie french film from the olden days. Made it better.
A great acting performance but the story is so laser focused on the final scene, there isn’t much else to this
The story that gives me goosebumps. Though i know what happens at the end, i watched in suspense. Also, Rebecca Hall is a wonderful actress.
Hall's powerful portrayal of Chubbuck. Unsettling look at TV news, mental health. Slow burn, tragic finale. Thought-provoking, if bleak.
Extremely hard to watch. An absolutely heartbreaking movie based on a true story
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