This Is Where I Leave You
Drama • R • 2014 • 1 hr 43 min
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Jason Bateman, Tina Fey, Jane Fonda, Adam Driver, Rose Byrne
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Kind of a weird all over the place movie
I liked this movie and wow the cast was packed. It was fun to see the actors and it was a nice story to follow
Good story with a very talented cast. Great mix of tense, dysfunctional, and heartwarming.
I love this movie, it really shows that there’s no such thing as normal and we aren’t alone.
I love this movie…amazing performances from a huge cast that’s funny and actually about real life. Must see for any age
Family relationships are complicated and siblings have a love/hate type of dynamic. Watch and enjoy the mess that a family dealing with loss
Star studded cast. Not the BEST movie, but it is an emotional drama. If you like those types of movies, or just Jason Bateman, go and watch.
Excellent movie that balances serious with lightheartedness. Cast of steel and they rock it
The acting was superb, and even though it was comical they problems characters faced felt incredibly real.
The story of children accepting their father’s death, this film has a great cast, great performances, and great messages for everyone of us.
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