Academy Award® winner Angelina Jolie stars as an American filmmaker in Paris during Fashion Week, whose encounters with women from all walks of life spark a personal journey of self-discovery and force her to confront the choices shaping her life.
Based on the worldwide best-selling novel, The Magic Faraway Tree follows Polly, Tim, and their three children as they begin a new life in the remote countryside. When the kids discover a magical tree hidden near their home, they are welcomed by its extraordinary residents and swept into spectacular, fantastical lands beyond their wildest imagination. With every adventure, the family discovers the magic that helps them reconnect with what matters most - each other.
Trapped in a cozy cabin by a blizzard, two couples ring in the New Year with a mysterious cocktail that strips away their inhibitions, turning their romantic getaway into chaos with a showdown of secrets, betrayals, and rapidly shifting loyalties.
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consider these your history lesson
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This one really surprisingly to me
A main character this boring is kind of impressive. Paul Dano's range knows no limits.
Increíble historia, hace mucho que no veía una película tan interesante con tanto que aprender de la cultura rusa, tengo que volver a verla con libreta en mano para apuntar todas las frases que se avientan
Viewing experience of the year for me so far. I’m not one to get caught up on the accent stuff when the writing is good. Survives the curse of the biopic by 1) picking a guy you’ve never heard of, then making another fake, composite guy out of him, 2) actually being about the thing the most interesting movies ever made are about: periods of great change in history, & 3) really giving you a deep sense of the time, place and attitudes of the people pictured. Ending sealed it for me. I would be afraid to make art like this.
went into this movie thinking it was a putin documentary. was not, still fire.
I liked this movie a lot, and I do acknowledge it’s quite slow and boring and maybe doesn’t work at all. Punishingly interesting. Jude Law is so good.
kinda boring,, but seeing paul danos butt made up for it…👀
Wildly entertaining and informative. Never wanted to visit Russia before this and I still don’t.
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