Gloria Bell
Drama • 2019 • 1 hr 42 min
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Extremely underrated movie, Julianne Moore is incredible.
Great characters and honest storytelling but dragged in places.
Had the right amount of drama with characters that responded in realistic ways. Moore is still hot. Turturro complicates well.
A unique story with a likable and relatable lead.
What an awful movie. Nothing happens, lame drama scenes, 21century stupidness. Note to the screenwriter: Spain is in Europe.
Solid drama about finding love later in life. While not great, was still enjoyable
Strong performance by Julianne Moore, but not enough to love the movie as a whole
Watch it cause it was the only movie on screen one day and, guess what, I loved it. The pace is slow, but Julianne Moore got there as usual.
Julianne Moore is incredible in this sometimes boring, but often poignant look into the life of an older single woman trying to find peace.
The first great film of 2019. Moore gives one of the most complete performances I have ever seen. Lélio's direction is expectedly gorgeous.
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