The Kids Are All Right
Comedy • R • 2010 • 1 hr 46 min
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WOW. This movie came out of nowhere. Don't expect standard feel good movie. It's about navigating through hard times in a relationship.
Super simple story but the characters and emotions feel insanely real and are very touching
A solid drama with beautiful performance. I really like the way it deals with gay parenthood
Got me rethinking some important issues concerning life
I liked the movie but I hated the ending...it just left a very sour taste in my heart.
Cute story and still able to make you think about life
I remember this feeling really forward-thinking when it was out. But queer representation is way better 10 years later; feels regressive now
Idea-generated film with no narrative sense. The actors seem confused about who they are & what motivates them. In other words, a real mess.
I have a bias against Mark Ruffalo I’m sorry.
Didn't think I would enjoy this as much as I did. It's a fun concept
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