Blue Jasmine

2013 Directed by Woody Allen

After experiencing a traumatic misfortune, Jasmine French, a wealthy woman from New York, moves to San Francisco to live with her foster sister Ginger and the firm purpose of getting a new life, but she will be haunted by anxiety and memories of the past.

Alec Baldwin Cate Blanchett Louis C. K. Bobby Cannavale Andrew Dice Clay Sally Hawkins Peter Sarsgaard Michael Stuhlbarg Tammy Blanchard Max Casella Alden Ehrenreich Joy Carlin Richard Conti Glen Caspillo Charlie Tahan Annie McNamara Daniel Jenks Max Rutherford Kathy Tong Ted Neustadt Andrew Long Laurena Allan John Harrington Bland Leslie Lyles Glenn Fleshler Brynn Thayer Christopher Rubin Emily Bergl Barbara Garrick Show All…

Alternative Title

Jazmín azul

drama

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Review by katie ★★★★½ 4

men are garbage directed by the garbage man
Review by brat pitt ★★½ 8

i was so strong ..... for four years .... four long years of wanting to see my girl cate's oscar winning performance ....... but not wanting to support w**dy a**en in any way ......
last night, i lost my battle. i broke my boycott. cate, if you're reading this, just know that i truly would do anything for you
Review by maria ★★★½ 6

tag yourself, i'm cate blanchett's nervous breakdown
Review by Scott Tobias ★★★ 4

Gets better as it goes along, but begins terribly, with a lot of the sloppy, careless writing that has characterized the Woodman's more recent output. Given how frequently Allen flashes back to Jasmine's life before her husband became a Bernie Madoff-like disgrace, the amount of exposition he stuffs into the first 10 or 15 minutes is curious and unnecessary. And as with Whatever Works and Cassandra's Dream, the humble class is treated broadly and inauthentically: Does Allen not realize that Ginger's two-bedroom apartment in San Francisco is miraculously spacious for a single mother of two who bags groceries for a living? And he's very lucky to have an actor of Bobby Cannavale's caliber to redeem "Chili"; with his ridiculous hair and wardrobe, he could have been "Scumbag X" in Hollywood Ending, but Cannavale gives him humor and soul.
But as I said, it gets better. Blanchett is terrific as advertised, and the ending is admirably tough.
Review by davidehrlich ★★★★ 6

Though Woody Allen has limited his on-screen performances in recent years (he’s only cast himself once since 2006’s “Scoop”), it’s never been more obvious that the bespectacled iconoclast appears in all of his films. For Allen, the movies are not a place to escape but rather a place to reflect and refract, his characters offering a kaleidoscopic window into their creator’s kvetching soul.
Over the course of Allen’s 50-year career, he’s evinced a remarkable, Zelig-like capacity to bend any genre to his will – the only thing less believable than the fact that “Sleeper” and “Crimes and Misdemeanors” were made by the same man would be the idea that they weren’t.
It’s true that the best of Allen’s recent films…
Review by Simone ★ 18

It breaks my heart that Cate Blanchett acts her gorgeous face off in a film that does nothing to deserve her. Up until the last two minutes of Blue Jasmine , I was ready to sing its praises. I was ready to say I loved it! That it was one of my favorite films of the year! And then... it ended. I realized what I thought the film was heading toward was never going to come. The pay off on getting me to understand and empathize with this woman in the midst of a heartbreaking downward spiral never existed. The intention turned out to be merely an excuse to turn someone's real life pain, suffering, and sickness into a reason…
Review by Erik Nordgren ★★★★½

in a similar vein to “gone girling yourself” i’m proposing “blue jasmineing yourself” where you go to parties and extensively lie about your life until someone tries to marry you and you have a nervous breakdown, chugging vodka. sally hawkins is there.
Review by Luke Kane ★★★★ 11

Woody Allen proves that a nervous collapse and psychosis can be fun with the right actress. Jasmine, an awful upper-Manhattan socialite, is forced to relocate to San Francisco to live with her sister after falling into public disgrace, and in the process of trying to rebuild her life goes insane.
Rarely does a Woody Allen movie come out that cuts as deeply as Blue Jasmine. It has its finger on the pulse of contemporary life in a way that's totally disarming. These characters live in the immediate world, both rich and poor. In moments they even seem to be slightly ahead of the curve.
It's hard to consider the success of Blue Jasmine without simultaneously considering Blanchett's performance. She is…
Review by Lulu ★★★★

im all the pills cate blanchett took during this movie
Review by Sam Meltzer🏳️‍🌈 ★★★★ 12

Cate Blanchett single-handedly delivered the greatest comedy/drama performance of the 21st century, what a fucking queen 👑💁‍♂️
Review by rudi ✨ ★★★★ 1

hearing Sally Hawkins speak is such a strange experience
Review by georgina ★★★½

cate blanchett is a blessing and woody allen can choke

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Review by Sebastian Barcellos ★★½

I wasn’t ready for this film to be so depressing, it feels like a gutter punch, I went in expecting a fun a classic Woody Allen film, so it hit me even harder. But in the other end, Cate Blanchett is phenomenal and has an amazing performance.
Review by quadrophenia17 ★★★½

Cate Blanchett was indeed marvelous!
Also Sally Hawkins and the rest of the cast made a good support to a powerful character that is Jasmine.
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Review by Mari ★★★★★

to só a jasmine de saúde
Review by Projeto Marcelo Hessel ★★★★

Woody Allen elege Cate Blanchett como sua nova musa problemática
Embora tenha chegado com um par de anos de atraso aos efeitos da crise econômica, Woody Allen tira de seu elenco principal em Blue Jasmine, particularmente de Cate Blanchett, atuações que resumem o sentido tragicômico da ruína dos especuladores financeiros de Nova York após a quebra dos bancos em 2008.
Enquanto era casada com o investidor Hal (Alec Baldwin), Jasmine (Blanchett) viveu o melhor da especulação: compras, festas, viagens pelo mundo. Depois que o marido foi preso por fraude e Jasmine - que tinha tudo no seu nome - foi à falência, só lhe restou morar de favor com a irmã cafona, Ginger (Sally Hawkins), e recomeçar a vida em…
Review by rcarp63 ★★★★

Two words: Cate Blanchett
Best performance by an actor I have ever seen. Period.
Ok those are more than two words.
I cannot even attempt to describe her greatness in this film.
Review by David Hariri ★★★

Sad. Chaotic.
Review by Tristan Burke ★★★★

I watched this like two weeks ago but haven't been logging things. It was good.
Review by ma_jew_ski ★★★★

Cate is great, as usual
Review by Geordie Joseph ★★★½

Superb acting with great, layered characters. Every performance is nuanced and stands out and Cate Blanchett is a powerhouse. Woody delivers one of his better modern films; and although over written at times, which tends to be an issue I have with many of his scripts, it’s mostly really strong. Every now and then he strikes gold. I would say Blue Jasmine he strikes silver, which seems thematic... also, side note, why does he always write about sex as if he’s someone who’s never had it?
Review by Luiza Campos ★★★★½

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

ela chorando quando achou outro milionário. eu.
Review by lau ★★★★

daora, achei chique. mas afinal, ela enlouqueceu?
Review by Cara Rosende ★★★★

Why do I love rich white people problems? Well, in this case, formerly rich. Much as I hate to admit it (because allen), I enjoyed watching this. Acting is perfect and script is clever. Cate Blanchett is amazing.