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By Peter Suderman (13) for Vox (725) on 13 Nov 2015

Brooklyn is one of the best movies of 2015…

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By Gregory Wakeman (182) for CinemaBlend.com (1,378) on 13 Nov 2015

Composed and powerful filmmaking that makes the complications of life seem poetic, beautiful, and integral…

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By Jeanne Kaplan (738) for Kaplan vs. Kaplan (1,174) on 13 Nov 2015

Brooklyn is sure to keep you engrossed from beginning to end…

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By Greg Wakeman (87) for CinemaBlend.com (1,378) on 13 Nov 2015

Composed and powerful filmmaking that makes the complications of life seem poetic, beautiful, and integral…

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By Anita Katz (182) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 13 Nov 2015

Brooklyn is a conventionally structured but uncommonly affecting film that demonstrates the dramatic power of simplicity, honesty and decency…

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By James Verniere (1,180) for Boston Herald (1,433) on 13 Nov 2015

The entire enterprise, a 1950s-era struggling immigrant's tale, rests upon Ronan's shoulders, and she triumphs…

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By Mark Dujsik (2,093) for Mark Reviews Movies (2,037) on 13 Nov 2015

It's like some lovely modern fable -- a warm embrace of a film, full of compassion, pain, and hope…

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By David Sims (534) for The Atlantic (1,046) on 13 Nov 2015

This could feel like an airport romance novel about a girl whose life is transformed by love, but Ronan complicates Eilis's otherwise simple…

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By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 12 Nov 2015

Soaring, swooning and gently nostalgic, Brooklyn takes melodrama to a new level of reassuring simplicity and emotional transparency…

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By Bill Goodykoontz (2,123) for Arizona Republic (3,909) on 12 Nov 2015

Brooklyn often feels like a throwback in the best way, while Ronan has an old-time star turn, and she makes the most of it…

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By Ty Burr (2,612) for Boston Globe (6,852) on 12 Nov 2015

Crowley and his creative team — cinematographer Yves Bélanger, designer François Séguin, composer Michael Brook, costume designer Odile…

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By J. R. Jones (1,337) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 12 Nov 2015

The film is suffused with the sense that a person is just about to bloom…

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By Stuart Klawans (282) for The Nation (355) on 12 Nov 2015

A story about having to find the world in order to find one's place in it, Brooklyn recreates an immigrant experience that is separated from…

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By Michael Phillips (2,622) for Chicago Tribune (6,211) on 12 Nov 2015

It's one of the most satisfying films of 2015…

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By Mick Lasalle (3,303) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 12 Nov 2015

The magic of Brooklyn can’t be analyzed, but something in the richness of its relationships puts an essential truth before us — the brevity…

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By Collin Brennan (29) for Consequence of Sound (1,431) on 12 Nov 2015

Director John Crowley has fashioned a film that feels like a natural evolution from the Victorian novel, one in which the circumstances are…

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By Matt Pais (1,519) for RedEye (906) on 12 Nov 2015

The kind of movie that makes you want to hug someone you love, and thankful you've got them close enough to do so…

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By Jon Espino (144) for The Young Folks (1,024) on 11 Nov 2015

Brooklyn is full of life, color and contrast. Every scene has a crisp vibrancy used to enhance the film's natural effervescence…

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By Richard Brody (868) for The New Yorker (1,837) on 11 Nov 2015

The simplifications and sanitizations of Brooklyn would be only dreary if they merely served the purpose of a streamlined and simplified story-telling…

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By Maya Lekach (3) for SF Weekly (560) on 11 Nov 2015

Brooklyn is about more than choosing between lads. This is about choosing between fates in an era of newly won independence…

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