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Raymond S 6d Noen historier er bedre som bok enn film, dette er antagelig en av disse. See more Par H @Parhwy Feb 23 I watched half of this film drunk and half of it sober (while planning to buy beer). As someone who is a divorced alcoholic who has had his stuff on the front lawn (my choice, long story), this film was challenging. Not always because it hit home, sometimes because it didn’t. I like Ferrell as a failing human, for the acting not the failing. Like a tequila worm, this turns and turns from joy to dark. And yet, the path from hard core, long-term drinking (we are told) is too simple. I’m not an AA alcoholic. I’m a cold turkey, suck-it-up alcoholic. Nonetheless, two Valium from a friendly neighbour, some sweating… then a garage sale with light-hearted, heart-warming music and jolliness. Yet. And. Towards the end, I genuinely thought he was going to unalive himself. Like I said, the worm turns darkly. See more Dennui S @dennui Aug 17 Sad and sweet. Will Ferrell is so much better at drama than the comedy movies he's known for. Just like Adam Sandler. See more IrateTyrant C @IrateTyrant Aug 8 Mumblecore meets Will Ferrell This movie was beautiful. As a new-found adorer of mumblecore, this movie lit the lights for me after last week discovering that my favorite mumblecore director (who I'd seen all the films of) had died earlier this year. I was definitely seeking to quench the thirst of mumblecore. I was able to pirate this and Funny Ha Ha, so I'll be watching that one next. From my understanding, pre-mumblecore consisted of things like My Dinner with Andre and Clerks, and post-mumblecore was mostly by my (previous) favorite director, Jeff Baena and Mark Duplass. Well, I've (of course) always love Will Ferrell. My first name is Will, so we share that in common. But Christopher Jordan Wallace was also in one of my top 10 favorite TV shows of all time, the Scream series (season 3). Well, I had just finished watching the amazing new Tim Robinson movie today, Friendship, and this was definitely the best next movie I could have watched. Truly enjoyed. I wish this director made new movies. Eyes watered. Great movie. As a Business Master degree recipient and career salesperson, this really hit home. Thinking of people I know who've succumbed to alcoholism. The only way out is to have a good heart and integrity. See more Holly V Jul 17 Very depressing. I kept waiting for something good to happen to him. See more HMF B 02/11/2025 Too long of a movie to watch an uninteresting drunk not deciding what to do with his life. I did very much enjoy a young Christopher Jordan Wallace and I liked Rebecca Hall's character. But not much more. See more Read all reviews

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