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I'm fine.
A young drug-addled writer approaching the bottom of his descent submits to two months of agonizing detox at a treatment center in Minnesota.
A Million Little Pieces
2018 Directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson Billy Bob Thornton Odessa Young Giovanni Ribisi Juliette Lewis Dash Mihok Charles Parnell Ryan Hurst David Dastmalchian Tom Amandes Charlie Hunnam Andy Mackenzie Eugene Byrd Andy Buckley Keith Barber Albert Malafronte Carson Meyer Frederick Lawrence Deep Rai Ingrid Rogers Bill Blair Logan Devore Gaia Passaler
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Pamela Abdy Aaron Taylor-Johnson Dara Weintraub Andrew Rona Dana Sano Alex Heineman David Krintzman Sam Taylor-Johnson
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Alternative Title
Миллион мелких кусочков
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson whipped his dick out twice and I honestly can't remember what else happened after that
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Sam Taylor-Johnson's third feature film presents us with a story of self-improvement of a young drug and alcohol addict who, after an accident, goes to a rehabilitation center in Minnesota for six weeks. His brother, a therapist, and a patient will be in charge of recovering this unfortunate man to save him from his self-destructive spiral. In this journey of self-improvement, James, the protagonist, must reclaim his freedom as well as his recovery with the help of love, friendship, and hope.
The film is based on the controversial adaptation of James Frey's book of the same name that supposedly told his memoirs and that after becoming a Best Seller, it was shown that it was all an invention on his…
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James Frey has a fascinating story. Unfortunately for him, the most fascinating (and factual) part of that story didn’t start until after he published his best-selling, Oprah-endorsed 2003 memoir about his substance addiction and subsequent rehab, “A Million Little Pieces.” Only in January 2006, when an investigative report called “A Million Little Lies” alleged that Frey had fabricated many of the details in his book, did his true legacy begin to take shape.
But while some were quick to call it a scandal and throw the baby out with the bathwater, film people were perhaps a bit more forgiving; we work in a medium that’s dependent upon illusion, and intrinsically encourages storytellers to pursue truth even at the expense of…
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When both ATJ's beautiful face and his glorious penis were on the screen it was impossible to decide where to look.
So I did the only thing I could.
I rewinded and watched those scenes twice.
But not even the biggest penis I've ever seen - which I have to search my brain but I think that was - could make up for the horror of that dentist scene. Oh my God what the hell was that?! I've just wanted to enjoy a thirst watch, now I can't stop brushing my teeth.
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after a stressful half an hour of thinking i’d been sold a lie, a million little pieces gave me what i wanted: aaron taylor johnson’s penis in all of its captivating, lengthy glory. my jaw is still on the cinema floor and my heart has not stopped beating.
i don’t know a better willy. thank you movie for giving the ladies and gays everything we could have possibly asked for.
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"Wanna do some blow?"
Have you ever known an addict? If not, maybe this film won't be appealing. And if you have, you'll know that the levels of self-destruction know no bounds. Looking at it as a film, we're thrust into the story where James Frey (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) has a big fall, trims his own stitches, has a doctor reset his broken nose, and has a dental procedure without anesthesia. It's gritty. It feels real, even though James Frey apparently exaggerated his memoirs. This was apparently controversial, even though John Steinbeck also exaggerated facts in his book Travels with Charley which was on the New York Times Best Seller list (Non-fiction). If James Frey is canceled, maybe we should cancel…
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson is extremely convincing as an addict but the most commendable part of his acting range is feigning attraction to a woman young enough to be his wife’s daughter.
Also he has a massive penis.
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I watched this because I saw some gifs on tumblr of ATJ’s massive dick from this movie and thought well I have to check that out. The scenes with his big swinging penis were great, I liked those a lot, the rest of the film wasn’t bad either, but definitely the cock shots were the highlight. The story is decent, there are better movies about rehab stays, it does its job but besides the nudity there’s really nothing that memorable about it. I actually remember when James Frey was in big trouble with Oprah over the hoax with the book, very naughty Oprah was not happy.
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