The Sunset Limited
Drama • 2011 • 1 hr 31 min
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A stage play, Jones, suicidal teacher, meets Jackson, upbeat working man, tries to provide reasons to live. 2 good actors is all you need.
Two guys talk about belief, religion, expectations etc. in a room for the whole movie but you just can't stop listening and thinking.
A man to man conversation about being overly religious and atheism, life and death and about light and darkness.
How to tell a great story with very simple means! Jackson and Jones carry a heavy-handed script without faultering even an inch.
This movie is a nice feeling of understanding to me.
It’s no “My Dinner With André” but for a movie that’s only dialogue it keeps you invested with well realized characters butting heads.
Out of all the movies I've watched, this is the only one that nearly wholly changed my perspective upon human life, mission and purpose.
An interesting dialogue if you enjoy the deeper topics of life.
Incredible performances and dialogue in this stunning rumination on death and meaning in a cruel world. It’s basically a two-person play.
Talkative movie If you want to see people talking about things matter in life Watch it
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