Lovelace
Drama • R • 2013 • 1 hr 32 min
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Not a good script, but good acting from Amanda Seyfried.
A lot of known faces in a film based on a real story at the 70's. Amanda's performance is great.
Sad story and it’s told in an interesting way. Great performances too, just a good way to tell this biopic
Good movie, the story is just great and it very well told.
Good movie and one of saddest biographys I've seen, because she did not enjoy her life at all. Amazing acting from the cast too.
Well told story of her life, the good and the bad. Great cinematography and acting.
Was a meh type of film. Based on a true story. Worth the watch if you're into that type of thing.
A story about one womens tragic and empowering journey. A good movie made from a great book
It's a good movie with a horribly story, abuse in al forms
Amanda Seyfried was electric in this one
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