Kill Your Darlings
Drama • R • 2013 • 1 hr 43 min
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Daniel Radcliffe, Dane DeHaan, Michael C. Hall, Jack Huston, Ben Foster
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The pace is a little slow but it's a great movie
It’s dark. It’s intriguing. It’s poetic. What more could you want?
A dark spiraling colidascop into poetic madness where infatuation removes logic from actions
So good, can be a bit hard to follow but it’s amazing watch it please
Interesting, great performances, definitely rewatchable
Slow, and sometimes it was hard to know where the story was going, but it was a decent film. Daniel Radcliffe and Dane Deehan did a good job
Felt very poetic but maybe that was romanticized. A bit dark and intense but I found it good.
The really poetic moments ended up feeling a bit cheesy but overall a good movie.
Interesting desent into maddness. Gripping.
Pretty dark and in a way melancholic. Would recommend.
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