I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
Thriller • R • 2017 • 1 hr 36 min
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Melanie Lynskey, Elijah Wood, David Yow, Jane Levy, Devon Graye
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Underrated film, Elijah wood gives a great performance.
Great cast, writing, terribly forgettable name. Otherwise an absolute gem. Check it.
Take a walk in the neighborhood vigilante shoes
Pretty underrated, lots of fun action and Elijah Wood was very good in this.
Enjoyable comedic thriller that feels like it could have gone further in any number of directions but an agreeable cast makes it worthwhile
Surprises and twists at every point in the story. Really entertaining, fun movie, nothing to complain about really, it’s an exciting watch
A lot of fun, and goes from 0-100 very quickly. Love love Elijah Wood
Fun and unique. Definitely Avery creative. Acting is excellent. Quirky in all the best ways. Worth a watch.
This was a decent watch with a good story and believable characters. It’s easy to root for the main character when she’s had enough.
An entertaining thriller that feels like an early Coen brothers film with a nice message underneath it all
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