The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
Comedy • R • 2017 • 1 hr 52 min
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Pretty good but not great. Almost like The Royal Tenenbaums but not as good.
Dustin Hoffman is great playing an insufferable, selfish, insecure, douchebag Dad. Hopefully yours is nothing like him.
One of my favorite Noah Baumbach films. Thai story is oozing with tenderness about a family both breaking apart, and coming together.
Emotional, great acting from all parties. Good progression and attention to detail in character’s mannerisms and speech
Something about this movie sticks with you. Character development and dialogue are flawless. This movie captures real life unlike any other.
Witty rather than laugh out loud. Great family drama.
It's kind of slow, but it feels very real. Surprisingly, Adam Sandler's character and acting was my favourite!
Proof that Sandler can deliver quality acting. As long as he stays far, far away from the writers' room.
A lovely slice of life exploration of family dynamics. Much to my surprise, all of the actors stepped up to the plate
Adam Sandler was phenomenal and the writing was great. The story is very interesting and Baumbach's direction is great
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