The Land of Steady Habits
Drama • 2018 • 1 hr 38 min
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Watched this expecting to be let down but came out of this one with a stamp of approval. Ben Mendelsohn is great as always
A movie about normal people experience normal events in life. Nothing special good for background noise tho.
Expected way more. No real emotion. Quite flat.
Ben Mendelsohn is awesome but the story is just boring
An interesting look at (un)married life.
Inst weak , its taste of life good movie overall
It was a bit to slow paced for me but overall good.
"The land where time stands still" -Mike Hannigan.
Had a decent story but was underwhelming overall.
I don’t like it
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