Woodshock

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Woodshock

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Released Sep 22, 2017

1h 41m

Drama

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A haunted young woman spirals into confusion and chaos after she falls under the spell of a potent, reality-altering drug.

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Critics Consensus

Woodshock's engages visually, but its half-baked premise is as underwhelming as it is unsatisfying.

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Roxana Hadadi

Pajiba

Woodshock doesn't have a clear-cut narrative or a truly developed plot. But Kirsten Dunst's performance of sadness is often eerily reflective and unshakably gorgeous.

May 21, 2018

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Richard Roeper

Chicago Sun-Times

The directors of Woodshock are Kate and Laura Mulleavy, the sibling founders of the Rodarte brand. They clearly have an eye for fashion. As filmmakers, they clearly have an eye for fashion.

Rated: 1/4

Sep 30, 2017

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Nathalie Atkinson

Globe and Mail

A baffling and unnecessary third-act coup de théâtre abruptly crashes a comedown from the elaborate high.

Rated: 2.5/4

Sep 29, 2017

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Marya E. Gates

Cool People Have Feelings, Too. (Substack)

Ccaptures a very specific coastal Northern California malaise fueled by the absolute insular isolation of this region and its illegal (at the time) but also incredibly lucrative pot growing industry.

Feb 13, 2024

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Jason Shawhan

Nashville Scene

If you've just baked some cookies and have a box of wine stashed somewhere, you are ready for this distinctive and druggy work of overwhelming beauty.

Sep 10, 2021

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Scott Nye

Battleship Pretension

As the film gets druggier and more focused on Dunst, the more interesting it becomes. The Mulleavys share with late-stage Tony Scott and any-stage Guy Maddin a sense of how effective handheld images can be when overlapped...

Dec 11, 2020

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Jeffrey P

Slow and weepy tale of grief in the first half, with unique style and setting, that doesn’t become much more than a drugged out continuation of that in the second half. Synopsis oversells it.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

08/25/24

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laura b

This movie's aesthetic is like a woodsy, late 90s/early 2000s American Eagle catalogue that got washed over with Instagram filters. That is the movie's main selling point. Complete lack of character development makes you unable to care for the well being of anyone pictured, except for the main character- who you mainly want to die so you don't have to watch the movie any longer. Also I thought Kirsten Dunst was a little old for this film. If they got a younger actress the lack of emotional maturity and depth of the character could have been more believable, and the outcome more devastating, possibly. I feel like the people who made this movie are nostalgic for older movies with Kirsten Dunst in them, and for the period(s) from the music they chose for the soundtrack, but mashing these things into this storyline they picked (or wrote?) simply did not work.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

06/21/24

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Melissa L

One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Slow and weird. Stay away from from this one!

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

02/28/24

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Nina E

Woodshock is definitely a mood movie with a lot of surreal imagery and low beat dreary music in the background. It ponders deep ethical questions about playing God with lethal marijuana.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

02/21/24

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Sam B

Don't waste your time with this POS. I only gave it half a star because a Kirsten looks hot in one scene. Who wants to watch a movie where the person does a drug that makes them look totally depressed and they keep on doing it and getting more depressed. Drugs are supposed to be fun🤣

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

01/30/24

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Audience Member

Ms Dunst Looked Alluring In Her Under-Dressed State. I Gather The Character Had A Mental Illness Following Being A Carer For Her Mum In The Same House As The Mother Died. Certainly Did An Artful Spliff Rolling Session, Swanning About The House In Miscontempt. The Male Characters Do Their Manly Wok-Stuff In A Wood-Mill & Drink At Pubs/Bars Afterwards, All The While This Theressa Girl Explores Ways To Cope Alone. It Had Potential, But It Got A Little Lost On Me.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

02/21/23

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Synopsis

A haunted young woman spirals into confusion and chaos after she falls under the spell of a potent, reality-altering drug.

Director: Kate Mulleavy, Laura Mulleavy
Producer: Ben LeClair, K.K. Barrett, Ken Kao, Michael Costigan
Screenwriter: Kate Mulleavy, Laura Mulleavy
Distributor: A24
Production Co: COTA Films, Waypoint Entertainment
Rating: R (Drug Use|A Scene of Violence|Language)
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 22, 2017, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Nov 21, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA): $41.1K
Runtime: 1h 41m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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