Paddleton
Comedy • R • 2019 • 1 hr 29 min
Starring
Mark Duplass, Ray Romano, Christine Woods, Jen Sung, Stephen Oyoung
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Duplass Bros gift an honest, low key dark comedy about two bachelors keeping life simple in their 40’s. The role was tailor made for Romano.
Heartbreaking, genuine, and one hundred percent worth it if you like slow burn indie film making.
Absolutely joyous and heart wrenching in equal measure. I ask everyone I meet where "Sand off" falls in their wish hierarchy.
Heartwarming story about friendship. ps ones dying of cancer.
Great acting and very relatable material. Well written and directed.
I kept not wanting to like this old school, sentimental movie, I tried and tried, but I couldn't help myself. It's just too good.
I haven't cried this hard in a movie since Paddington 2.
21 years old and crying like a baby for almost 1 hour because of a movie... yep that's me
Excellent writing and performance turns what could be a cliche cancer drama bummer into something genuine, affecting and somehow funny.
It’s an awkward film because it’s inhabited by awkward and lonely characters. At its core, it’s a beautiful film about love and friendship
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