The Vanishing of Sidney Hall
Drama • R • 2018 • 2 hr
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Definitely worth the watch something genuinely different and makes you think
the plot really got me intrigued, but what I loved most was how much I cared for the characters and got so involved with the story.
It’s slow, and at times inappropriate, but I felt deeply for all of the characters. Very well acted
A convoluted plot, an overdue MacGuffin and a really fake beard play against what still is a great, great story.
Eventually beautiful, but painfully slow to get there.
I get what it's going for. It's just so melodramatic and slow. Quite a dull watch
I just saw this and I got so much in my head about this movie but it was so fascinating so I can't even express anything.
The actors play their roles well and make you genuinely care for them. Everything else is just meh.
Saw it on a flight and was positively surprised.
Not for me, wandering, predictable, and sad.
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