St. Vincent
Comedy • PG-13 • 2014 • 1 hr 42 min
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Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy, Jaeden Martell, Naomi Watts, Chris O'Dowd
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Bill Murray did a great job in this serious role, sad movie yet great point made about accepting people for who and what they are.
Dare I say this is Bill Murray’s best performance. This is the perfect amount of comedy and so sweet and heartwarming. Cast perfectly!
My favorite Bill Murray movie. I had a stroke, so it hits home for me. I laughed and cried. Good pairing of a grouch and a smart kid.
A surly old man with unsavory habits, a younger girlfriend & a need for money befriends & mentors a likable kid; An enjoyable Bad Santa lite
Warm and light. Has a good overall message. Not the best bill murray movie.
Bill Murray’s best performance of his career. This tender and loving film will remind you of the father figure in your life.
Bill Murray's acting was amazing and made the movie believable I always liked these kind of movies it was even emotional at some points
Had me crying, so sweet. I am not religious so I didn’t really get some of it but still adorable
It was cute sooo it has that going for it
Classic movie. I like Bill Murray in this
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