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By Nicky S (115) on 03 Dec 2008

Boring and not up to my expectations as far as the dialogues are concerned…

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By Lee G (459) on 01 Dec 2008

Consistently well-acted. Otherwise, a disaster. Unlikeable characters brimming with entitlement and self-consciousness…

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By Swagat R (43) on 01 Dec 2008

Consistently well-acted. Otherwise, a disaster. Unlikeable characters brimming with entitlement and self-consciousness…

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By Jean B (157) on 30 Nov 2008

This is a movie that makes you think because the story progresses in a way that places the viewer in the observer position to what seems like…

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By Nadine S (123) on 30 Nov 2008

A film that hit a little close to home at times with believable characters that often reminded me of people that I know...Still, this film…

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By Susan L (135) on 28 Nov 2008

I can't believe that there are people out there that actually act like this…

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By Adam P (1,180) on 28 Nov 2008

Noah Baumbach is a genius, a magician whose tricks revolve around understanding the human mind…

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By Aaron P (380) on 27 Nov 2008

This indi movie was a little gem! The cast was great, I loved the story of the disfunctional family. I lovved the ending…

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By Jeremy R (631) on 23 Nov 2008

A challenging movie to endure as it is depressing and soaked in negativity. Most will find the psycho-babble too cerebral…

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By Matthew W (920) on 21 Nov 2008

I sometimes think Baumbach wallows in misery rather than just acknowledges it, but there is no denying his honesty and the sincerity of the…

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By Ryan J (799) on 21 Nov 2008

Dark comedy? It has it's dark parts, but misses on most of the comedy…

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By Keaton J (6) on 19 Nov 2008

I can't deny Noah Baumbach's talent as a writer (or even director), but god is this movie unenjoyable…

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By The M (301) on 19 Nov 2008

Like all the depressing parts of The Squid And The Whale, but with none of the redemption. A definite let down…

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By Jonathan H (1,173) on 19 Nov 2008

Enjoyably wordy script, with some nice black humour. The sister relationship at the centre of the film was interesting…

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By Esra'a A (23) on 11 Nov 2008

One of those monstrous family chaos movies. strangely compulsive and made me squirm. if you grew up in an asperger's family you'll definitely get this…

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By Hanna K (60) on 09 Nov 2008

Watchable but unlikeable story of unlikeable adults…

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By Audrey K (68) on 08 Nov 2008

I wanted to give it 3.2/3 starz but it doesnt work like that , I realy liked it though . Noah Baumbach is a good director but very blunt…

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By Stephen G (461) on 08 Nov 2008

Horrible movie about horrible people…

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By Sofi Y (3) on 06 Nov 2008

An intellectual with problems is the basis of the film. i'm really starting to love the name margot…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 04 Nov 2008

Baumbach's Margot at the Wedding is best appreciated as a clinic in sharp writing and an advertisement for Nicole Kidman's acting abilities;…

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