King Jack
Drama • 2015 • 1 hr 21 min
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Powerful movie. Will invoke a lot of emotion.
Dark and damaged, it’s great but it’s a tough watch.
I love this movie. It feels so real in the struggles of this kid
One of the best films of 2015. Charlie Plummer is outstanding.
Decent slice of life/coming of age hybrid, if you like Charlie Plummer check it out
A superbly crafted slice of life that far too many of us will feel in our bones.
An honest and heartfelt film that feels very real. It's very well acted, but it holds too long on the less interesting parts. Solid film.
It’s a dark drama focused on a lost kid trying to figure out life but its not corny
Don’t like it
I absolutely loved this movie.
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