Sunshine Cleaning
Comedy • R • 2008 • 1 hr 31 min
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Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, Steve Zahn, Alan Arkin, Clifton Collins Jr.
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Great acting with interesting characters that are subtly flushed out in an easy, steady pace. Weirdly realistic for such an absurd premise.
The idea of the movie is unique and i liked it
I love this simple indie dramas. Excellent performances and an original, moving script
Very charming characters and story despite the subject matter. Offbeat, dark humor and very funny too. Solid movie
Loved this film , such a heart warming story
The leads are phenomenal and carry the decent story, making this better than expected.
I watched this when going through Clifton Collins Jr.'s filmography and every once in a while I think of this fondly. Very nice.
Pretty basic comedy drama. Gets a little deep but not too much. Great for watching with your significant other.
I found it boring & the girls unlikable
I liked it. I thought at times a lot of characters were insufferable and it didn’t really go any where… watch it for Alan Arkin.
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