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Acting
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Edge
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Reality
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Great | Great | Great | Risqué | Surreal |
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Great
4.0
Dyspeptic and deeply sacrilegious, the Coen Brothers' latest is also reliably funny and brilliantly surreal. A ludicro… |
Great
4.0
Michael Stuhlbarg's mensch in the middle anchors the movie. Playing a serious man isn't a stretch for this serious sta… |
Great
4.0
The Coen Brothers were Bar Mitzvah age in the era their film depicts, thus explaining its adolescently autobiographical… |
Risqué
2.3
Absurdity abounds, much of it profane in word and deed. Beyond this mostly harmless wackiness, one dream sequence incl… |
Surreal
2.1
Superficially Jewish, the movie violates several tenets of Jewish values and ethics. Deeds of lovingkindness? Healing… |
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Very Good
3.5
Starting with the opening scene, I knew Serious Man was going to be an engaging. The Coen brothers immediately put you… |
Very Good
3.5
Well done acting all around. The center of attention is Michael Stuhlbarg as an ill-fate attracting physics professor…. |
Very Good
3.5
Accurate or not, the Coen’s pull off a funny characterizations of Jewish urban life in the 60’s. The 60’s recrea… |
Tame
1.5
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Glib
2.0
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| Title Released | Summary ▲ | Trust |
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The Angriest Man in Brooklyn2014 |
0 |
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Tin Cup1996 |
0 |
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Topsy-Turvy1999 |
0 |
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Dom Hemingway2013 |
0 |
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Really Great 86 Points |
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