The Immigrant
Drama • R • 2013 • 1 hr 57 min
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If you love Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix, watch this. Good movie, but not extraordinary.
Poorly directed and written, though the actors seem to be doing the best they can.
Honestly? I loved the performances in this movie. The pacing gets weird in a few parts, but it’s a good watch.
I cried few times, and get very into this movie. I liked this story with these personalities, selfish, kind hearted and idea about love
Watched the film for Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix but the film could have been better.
The characters are a problem here. They’re odious or spineless or odious and spineless. As with Gray’s other films, a decent production.
Melancholy story of an immigrant woman’s determination to reunite with her sister, incredible set design brings the Prohibition Era to life
Love Cotillard, but movie was a bit of a mess. Beautiful visuals, but didn't add up to much.
Joaquin Phoenix es the best
Acting is great, story is okey
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