99 Homes

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99 Homes

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Released Oct 9, 2015

1h 50m

Drama

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A desperate construction worker (Andrew Garfield) reluctantly accepts a job with the ruthless real-estate broker (Michael Shannon) who evicted him and his family from their home.

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Critics Consensus

Fueled by powerful acting and a taut, patiently constructed narrative, 99 Homes is a modern economic parable whose righteous fury is matched by its intelligence and compassion.

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Max Weiss

Baltimore Magazine

99 Homes is worth seeing, especially for the urgent, raw work by both the actors and Bahrani, and for what it says about the American economy.

Rated: 3/4

Jun 12, 2016

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Alissa Wilkinson

Christianity Today

99 Homes is very good at showing that the housing crisis is not a problem that belongs to one person.

Rated: 4/4

Apr 13, 2016

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Paul Byrnes

Sydney Morning Herald

The rackets and scams it exposes are all real, the result of extensive research. It's a gripping thriller with good guys and bad guys, but everyone in it is a victim, including Rick Carver. Bahrani's achievement in this film is breathtaking.

Rated: 4.5/5

Nov 19, 2015

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Matt Brunson

Film Frenzy

Say this for 99 Homes: It contains arguably the most truthful snatch of dialogue to be found in any movie released so far in 2015.

Rated: 3/4

Feb 12, 2023

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Brian Eggert

Deep Focus Review

99 Homes really belongs to Shannon, offering a portrait of a man who has long since stopped asking about the ethical implications of his actions and, only after a few drinks, hints that he laments having to wear a concealed weapon.

Rated: 3/4

May 12, 2022

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Richard Crouse

Richard Crouse

Features a gut wrenching eviction scene that establishes the tone for the rest of the film. It's the stuff they don't show you on reality flip shows, the personal, tragic side of foreclosure.

Rated: 3.5/5

Mar 4, 2021

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Jelisije J

You want to work for the guy who represents the bank who took your family home well guess what the main character didn't really have a choice and I'm happy I got to watch the rollercoaster of emotions this film provide me.......An absolute must watch of a film.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

11/20/24

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mark g

Powerful and educational film. Strongly recommend.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

09/26/24

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Horror fan 4

Not as dramatic as Id thought it be but the performances of Garfield and Shannon were great. Tim Treakle

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

08/06/24

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Jonathan K

I actually think it's a decently good movie but the last section felt a little unbelievable. First, his mom leaving with his kid seemed over-reactive based on everything they'd shown onscreen leading up to it. At least with respect to the motivations and building of what the characters wanted and cared about. Maybe they should have spent some more time developing Laura Dern's character. And then second, Andrew Garfield's character telling on himself at the eviction at the end... I kind of don't believe that he would do that given everything that led up to it. I could see it bubbling to a boiling point of some kind, but to do something so self-injurious would have to come from such desperation and be of the nothing-left-to-lose variety, and because I didn't really buy the believability that his mom would leave with his kid it made the final climax much less impactful, kind of ruining the movie for me. And then. It just. Ends. Pretty weird.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

07/07/24

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Audience Member

Very well done movie. Great directing, pacing, and great acting by Shannon and Garfield. The only negative is the subject material is depressing

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

05/18/24

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Logan D

During the Great Recession Dennis and his family are evicted from their home by a man called "Boss," Rick Carver. Unexpectedly, Dennis finds himself working for Boss in order to get his home back and make a lot of money in the process but at the price of his own integrity. Stellar performances all around, especially from the two leads. I loved the tension provided by the situation, the wrestling with one's own morality. Bahrani accomplishes a stirring thriller in which everyone is a product of the economy.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars

04/08/24

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Synopsis

A desperate construction worker (Andrew Garfield) reluctantly accepts a job with the ruthless real-estate broker (Michael Shannon) who evicted him and his family from their home.

Director: Ramin Bahrani
Producer: Ashok Amritraj, Ramin Bahrani, Kevin Turen, Justin Nappi
Screenwriter: Ramin Bahrani, Amir Naderi
Distributor: Broad Green Pictures
Production Co: Hyde Park Entertainment, Noruz Films, Broad Green Pictures, Treehouse Pictures
Rating: R (Language|A Brief Violent Image|Some Sexual References)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 9, 2015, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 9, 2016
Box Office (Gross USA): $1.4M
Runtime: 1h 50m
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

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