Florence Foster Jenkins
Comedy • PG-13 • 2016 • 1 hr 50 min
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Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant, Simon Helberg, Rebecca Ferguson, Nina Arianda
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A very compelling true story that deserves to be told, and manages to be both heartwarming, as well as heartbreaking.
Filler on Meryl Streep's resime. Not bad, but definitely nothing exceptional.
love the main 3. Meryl pretending to be a bad singer is iconic
Good movie to pass the time. Perspective into the life of this character. Well acted.
A bit slow, simple but fun and entertaining enough to watch once
Meryl did very well in this film. It was slow, but still a good movie. You know the character can’t sing, but you still want her to succeed.
It is a long movie that you can’t take your eyes off. Amazing movie that made me emotional. My parents liked it and they’re hard to please
I think it's good and fun but also boring
How can you go wrong with Meryl Streep? It's impressive how well she can sing terribly.
A very sweet telling. High Grant is becoming a great actor and more than a mumble and smile.
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