Frank
Comedy • R • 2014 • 1 hr 35 min
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Great movie and amazing soundtrack written by the starring cast. Something I haven’t seen before. I really appreciate this film a lot.
It succeeds at making you feel what it wants you to feel. Like a cartoon come to life, it flows without the tyranny of cinematic expectation
A hypnotic, yet strange, performance from Fassbender propels this fascinating look into the world of music
Quirky movie that gradually goes from an offbeat comedy to an emotionally bare drama. Slow to evolve, seems to take mental illness head on
Good movie that seems like something Wes Anderson wishes he could make. Good characters, with a lot of heart. Highly entertaining movie.
A charming dramedy which also has some important things to say about mental illness.
A good one for the mentally unstable struggling artist inside all of us
A quirky amd interesting film that makes me laugh, and feel empty all at the same time.
As an exploration on mental health it offers a lot of intrigue but it does so with a story that is both sad and might make you cringe
Odd ball movie about an oddball. I liked it a lot
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