I'm Still Here
Music • R • 2010 • 1 hr 47 min
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I’ve seen this film 4 times now. Simply put, it is very entertaining.
an interesting, artistic piece set in reality, that will leave you pondering the relationships between actor, character, & art itself
A great look at how our overly aggressive society likes to mold its own icons and villains. Funny, ridiculous and heartbreaking.
If you love movies and what gravitates around them, then this is perfect for you. Incredible acting performance that makes the art evolve.
A very good mockumentary, where Phoenix really got into the role. He trolled absolutely everyone, which is a testament to how good he is!!
One of the most hilarious, dead-pan, insane jokes ever put to film. He method acted the part of a wannabe rapper irl for YEARS FOR THIS
The film itself is a pretty decent watch- what's incredible, is the stunt that Phoenix pulled for the year of production. Just hilarious.
Completely ridiculous and off the wall. A one of a kind experience.
The most method performance Joaquin Phoenix could ever do. Proof on why he is the GOAT
Almost Blair Witch like in how it deceived people into thinking it’s real. A time capsule of one of our greatest actors
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