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Released Mar 29, 2013 1h 34m Comedy Drama List
65% Tomatometer 43 Reviews 54% Audience Score 2,500+ Ratings
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Wrong is strange and meandering, but its absurdist vignettes reveal a unique, wry wit.

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Kimber Myers The Playlist The whole film feels a bit like a dream after a late-night burrito, leaving you wondering if moments in the film actually happened, particularly when mulling over it the next day. Rated: B Aug 13, 2013 Full Review Violet Lucca Film Comment Magazine Wrong wears out its welcome even at 94 minutes. Jun 14, 2013 Full Review Adam Nayman Globe and Mail There's a winning confidence to the filmmaking, which is deceptively stylish - Dupieux favours nervy close-ups and blurred foregrounds - and some real soul in Plotnick's performance. Rated: 3/4 Apr 19, 2013 Full Review David Bax Battleship Pretension When a film isn't even excited about itself enough to keep its ending a secret, what is there for us to get excited about? Mar 17, 2021 Full Review Deirdre Crimmins Film Thrills I might have felt like it was slow moving, but the pacing is actually quite appropriate for the material. Aug 21, 2018 Full Review Brian Gibson Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) Apart from arousing fitful curiosity, this stretch of surrealism yawns into an arid expanse of flat quirkiness. Meanders between torquing noir clichés and drifting through a funhouse-mirror-maze of SoCal conventions. Little strange poetry emerges. Jul 11, 2013 Full Review Read all reviews

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Emilliano Jr S I did'nt get the humor. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 08/05/23 Full Review Audience Member Something is wrong and sometimes we just don't know it or don't want to Director Quentin Dupieux makes a very surreal non-linear story filled with wit and pondering This focuses on a firefighter named Dolph Springer played by John Plotnick One day he wakes up to find out his dog Paul is missing Then he starts denying he's actually lost his job and keeps showing up like it's no big deal A palm tree in his yard then shows up replacing an old pine tree It also inexplicably starts raining in his office and he's the only one who can see it His need to live in a world of denial applies to all the parts of his life that are not working This has a David lynch-like quality to it without giving straight up answers That can prove to be challenging for viewers but it's a risk that's worth taking A lot of this narrative is confusing yet it feels like a dream an abstract one at best Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Audience Member Hace un par de semanas revisando los nuevos torrents, vi un nombre de una película que me llamo la atención: "Wrong" Busco las reseñas y sin mucha más información, procedo a descargarla. Antes de verla reviso la ficha nuevamente y descubro que es el mismo director de Rubber. Mis expectativas suben rápidamente y a los 3 minutos de película me doy cuenta que estoy en camino a otra obra de arte absurdo y que mis expectativas serían más que llenadas Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/17/23 Full Review Audience Member I honestly didn't understand anything that was happening. This fact made me sad. Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 01/23/23 Full Review Audience Member 3.7/5 Wrong doesnt that much to it beyond the almost impossibly unique vision of Quention Depieux, but that vision alone is what makes the film and absolute blast to sit through just to attempt to grasp at the insanity that it presents. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/13/23 Full Review Audience Member Seems everything is wrong, but in a funny way. Surely a much better film than the previous one by the director. 'Rubber' had the innovation, but the type of dark comedy was not for everyone, especially not for me, though I appreciated the effort. I liked this one, it was simple and slow yet they knew how to end it. It had twists and turns, but the small ones. Plus, the actors were very good. So it's a decent indie film, feels like I might have rated it low. A man wakes up in the morning to find his dog gone missing. But as his neighbour advised him, he proceeds his rest of the day thinking the dog would come back and it does not. So he goes after some mysterious message and learns it has to do with his dog's missing. He follows all the instruction and waits for a good news, but what happens at the end is a little surprise. Apart from the snail pace which actually deliberately done, definitely the film can be enjoyed. Not easy to understand the meaning of the title, but that's what this film is about where everything seems wrong. If you decide to watch it, forget the logics, sit back and enjoy it. Because you won't see films like this everyday. I suggest it for those who are looking for a break from the regular comedies. 6/10 Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/30/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Dolph changes the lives of several people as he searches for his dog Paul.
Director
Quentin Dupieux
Producer
Charles-Marie Anthonioz, Gregory Bernard, Diane Jassem, Nicolas Lhermitte
Screenwriter
Quentin Dupieux
Distributor
Drafthouse Films
Production Co
Realitism Films
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Mar 29, 2013, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Feb 18, 2016
Runtime
1h 34m
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