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After the death of her cranky grandfather (Rip Torn), Kate (Zooey Deschanel) arrives in Rhode Island to deliver the eulogy at his funeral. While she struggles to think of something nice to say, her family begins fighting. Kate's father, Daniel (Hank Azaria), secretly works in pornography, while her mother, Lucy (Kelly Preston), has come out of the closet, outraging Lucy's sister, Alice (Debra Winger). As secrets emerge, Kate fights her attraction to ex-boyfriend Ryan (Jesse Bradford).
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Rating: R (Sexual Content|Language|Drug Use)
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Genre: Comedy, Lgbtq+
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Original Language: English
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Director: Michael Clancy
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Producer: Kirk D'Amico, Steven Haft, Lucas Foster, Richard B. Lewis
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $70.5K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Lionsgate Films, Artisan Entertainment
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Production Co: Equity Pictures Medienfonds, Haft Entertainment, Myriad Pictures, Ovation Entertainment LLC, Eulogy Productions LLC, Cherry Road Films LLC
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Sound Mix: Surround
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Audience Reviews for Eulogy
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The ensemble cast tries hard with the material and raises this above the average comedy film it would have been. The funeral scene has to be one of the funniest parts of the film, it is carefully orchestrated and hits every beat. The love story with Zooey Deschanel and Jesse Bradford feels very forced and wastes time better off spent with the family. I enjoyed the film for its indie roots and that it refuses to fall into the cliché pitfall. The cast plays well together and I'm shocked how many character actors they were able to convince to act in this film. Not for everyone but it definitely is worth your time if you enjoy a large cast that does not follow the Hollywood template. 07/10/2018.
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A dysfunctional family gathers for the patriarch's funeral. With the characters' convoluted plotlines, even a trite voice over and an awkward framing narrative can't save this film. By the time I figured out who wanted what, who was related in to whom, and what the histories of all of these relationships were, I realized I didn't care about this people and they didn't care about each other. I liked Zooey Deschanel's performance; she seemed at home in the awkwardness, realizing that understatement is key to this kind of comedy. Ray Romano's goofy mustache makes it impossible to take him seriously even in his more dramatic scenes. Overall, this dramedy isn't a waste of time, but it's close.
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Eulogy is one bizarre comedy that brings a lot of laughs. When the patriarch of a dysfunctional family passes on, his family gets together in the same house the funeral and all hell breaks loose. With Eulogy you have a wonderful cast that are all funny in their own way. Eulogy is one of the most original comedies to come along in a while. Eulogy has a terrific cast of well known actors such as Hank Azaria (The Simpsons) and Ray Romano (Everybody loves Raymond) Eulogy takes a sad event and makes it funny. Very funny in fact. This is actually one wacked out comedy film, and I enjoyed every minute of it. The cast did a great job and the story was just so much fun, a dysfunctional family are forced to be together to bury their father and grandfather. What could go wrong? well, everything. it's such a hilarious ride that you can't get bored. At times the film is uneven, but considering the cast involved, Eulogy is a terrific comedy that has more highs than lows. The jokes are great and theres plenty of good scenes. One things for sure, the family in the film have a strange way of being bereaved. I really enjoyed the film because it was a different type of comedy, and one that was very refreshing. Every cast member brought something great on screen, and the laughs kept coming one after another. If you haven't seen this comedy, you should. This film is very good and is much better than most mainstream comedies out there.
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Totally cute. Kind of weird when Zooey, known for her quirky roles, was the normal one in this. I thought it was funny and dark. Very offbeat but loveable.
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