Everything Must Go
Comedy • R • 2011 • 1 hr 37 min
Starring
Will Ferrell, C.J. Wallace, Rebecca Hall, Michael Peña, Rosalie Michaels
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Farrell should try dramatic roles more often. He is such a likable guy and with a deeper script he really seems capable
it's a little slow but definitely worth the slow parts
For a comedy I thought this would be funny. It's still a great movie and kinda sad. Will Farrel does great in this serious role.
One of Will's more sober films (in tone). Reflective, quiet & darkly-innocent dramedy about letting go & healing...
A dark comedy with an incredibly rare straight performance from Ferrell
It is bittersweet, understated and melancholic
Will Ferrell in less comedic roles is actually a great thing.
A slow burner, but it was actually kind of a beautiful movie. A message on the human spirit and will.
Will Ferrell takes acting to a new level with this heart-wrenching tale of honesty and unexpected humor. Well worth a watch,
A few cliches aside, is so funny and heartwrenching--but then we're let off the hook far too easily for any of the heartache to be worth it.
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