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It's never too late to get even
Two old friends reconnect at their friend's funeral, and decide to exact revenge on the widower who wronged all three of them decades earlier.
Moving On
2022 Directed by Paul Weitz
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무빙 온, 向前看
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I’m moving on from The Emoji Movie so I could watch something much better right now.
I feel better after suffering through that abomination.
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Cute. I’m always down for a Lily Tomlin Jane Fonda team up, they’ve got endless appeal. This was surprisingly quite adult, there’s some heavy subject matter especially towards the end, but it’s levelled out nicely with the trademark humour these 2 have become so popular for.
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I really liked this, but of course, cinema to me is Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin doing whatever they want to do together.
My heart is full! I love them!
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Usually can’t tolerate a movie with such tonal mismatch but I was amused and moved and confused and charmed?
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This flick is a weak puff of air, it might as well not exist given what little impact it had on me. It's a piffle comedy with surprisingly dramatic (and dark) moments... grim moments that struggled to the surface and made any kind of impact.
The flick is about two old friends (Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin) who meet at a funeral. They commiserate over a man who they had a traumatic encounter with decades ago and Fonda decides its time to murder him.
It's a comedy... definitely meant to be funny. I didn't laugh, but I acknowledge the presence of jokes. The film's editing and humor are just blank... a kind of boring, un-snappy, uneventful blank. The flick is…
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Every other shot was hideously overexposed but Jane and Lily are literally everything
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6/10 (Fine)
I guess 2023 is when Jane Fonda appears in a shit ton of movies.
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that minions ass font on the poster is the most random bait of all time, this movie was actually so sad
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This movie dares to answer the question of "What if Promising Young Woman was good?"
