Letterboxd — Your life in film

Contrived, manipulative, unfunny, insubstantial, with no real suspense...good thing it's so forgettable.

Also anyone who could even think of giving Affleck an acting award should punch himself in the face (I'm looking at you, BAFTA).

Add a "Loosely" onto the "Based on Real Events" and maybe I'll bump it up a star. Or maybe nix that completely unnecessary storyline with the kid and the wife that made the ending even more eyeroll/gag-inducing.

Moral of the story: White people! AMURRRIKA! Canadian people are nice, don't do any real work, and leech all the glory from their neighbors to the south.

Wow. I didn't even realize there was no score until the credits rolled.

Tricky subject. Beautiful film.

I miss the days when Law and Order-esque sound effects and cutaways didn't accompany shocking moments of revelation.

A clip show for National Geographic.

Just figured out Ryan Murphy directed it. Everything makes sense now.

Yes, I actually teared up watching this.

Pretty sure that if this had been 10 minutes longer I'd have thrown up from the jostling cameras.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.