Manchester by the Sea
Drama • R • 2016 • 2 hr 18 min
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Really heavy and hard hitting. Great acting and well written. The kid being so annoying and unlikeable took away from it just a little bit.
Truly shows how real life grief is portrayed
This movie is so difficult. In terms of writing and Casey Affleck, it’s a masterpiece. The big moments didn’t connect as well with me.
Interesting film. Casey Affleck is excellent🔥
Beautiful, tragic, but full of life. Good film to watch once. You won’t forget it.
It's a slow burn but a powerful look at helping people to deal with grief while struggling with it yourself.
It was so good at being a slice of life movie that you end up with emotions rather than visuals or scenes.
I think this is a good film, but was so sad at times, I couldn't watch. Will try again when I'm in a better mood.
Story’s an honest slice of life from a man moving past grief, battling life posttrauma, and treating us with his unintentional awkward humor
From a technical standpoint, I can see why this movie is considered a great film, but I don’t know how much I really enjoyed watching it
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