You Don't Know Jack
Drama • 2010 • 2 hr 14 min
Starring
Al Pacino, Danny Huston, Susan Sarandon, John Goodman, Brenda Vaccaro
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31/2 stars. Don't know if Pacino was like real 'Dr. Death' but acting was inspired. 3 dimensional portrait .Good work by Goodman & Sarandon
A well done movie on a very controversial subject.
Killer performance, true story, sensitive topic. On the other hand - too slow, too long, sometimes boring.
It's a true story and interesting to watch it how it went in real life.
An interesting story that poses some good questions even today. A fascinating watch.
A compelling view over the debate of euthanasia. A lot of raw emotions.
Dark slow but truly convincing and deep
Kinda boring but a interesting topic and debate
Forgetable
Underrated Pachino performance
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