Win Win
Drama • R • 2011 • 1 hr 46 min
Starring
Paul Giamatti, Amy Ryan, Bobby Cannavale, Jeffrey Tambor, Burt Young
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I remember this one being a lot of fun. Paul Giamati might be the most underrated working actor
Very worthwhile indie comedy. Great writing and a few very unique and interesting performances.
Very good film with a good moral to the story.
Such a touching film. Able to be funny and entertaining while not getting overly sappy when it get serious. Great mix of emotions.
Crowdpleasing & heartwarming indie dramedy that doesn’t break any new ground but is extremely winning in how everyone puts in an A+ effort
Paul Giamatti is absolutely amazing. This film has all of the comedy and drama you could possibly want.
Sweet but also sad story about a young boy trying to find his place in life.Giamatti is perfect as his flawed mentor. Great indie film
Awesome movie. Giamatti is a fantastic actor.
Quite good, though certainly not for everyone.
I love all the acting in this. It’s so easy to invest yourself in these characters and they’re all so human and fleshed out.
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