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Greg est un lycéen introverti, adepte de l’autodérision, qui compte bien finir son année de Terminale le plus discrètement possible. Il passe la plupart de son temps avec son seul ami, Earl, à refaire ses propres versions de grands films classiques. Mais sa volonté de passer inaperçu est mise à mal lorsque sa mère le force à revoir Rachel, une ancienne amie de maternelle atteinte de leucémie.
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The style of this film is honestly the main thing I like about this film. But essentially that covers a lot of ground if we simply split a film into style and substance; the boundaries of which blur as each affects and is affected by the other. As another reviewer mentioned, the essence of the style feels Wes Anderson-esque but set in a more modern, realistic world. I for one, extremely enjoyed this in the framing, camerawork, character styles, editing and story structure. One thing I'm not sure about was the character of Earl. But as I think about it, maybe it's just because he wasn't the type of character I was expecting. I can see why people wouldn't like this film but that's exactly why I do like this film. It's like someone who's unapologetically themselves - can't please everyone. Just writing this review as made me up my rating by 1/2 a star.
this film moved me a lot. It has the right dosage of humor, art and sentiment. The cast is perfect. Best movie of 2015 so far
Awesome movie. Kept me from the beginning to the very end.
Touching story, deep script and a little humour. I loved they take on old classic movies, like the Sock Work Orange. ha
A good film with a nice balance of humour and sentiment. There is a sense of honesty in the characters that ensures the film never becomes too mushy. Thomas Mann does a great Werner Herzog impression too.