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Joy (2015) - David O. Russell

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Participants silvergardener6Edward Ortiz77Jack Murphy5mistyseal8Noah Roberts46wanderingmoose422placidorca31goldenhound32Eric Hayes61cosmicdriver42Anthony Lewis79electrictrucker88Jerry Kern11Daniel Kelly57jadetiger37Patrick Martin
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#21 ·
Just finished watching this on HBO, and man, I am absolutely floored.

It’s this fluid, darkly funny, super smart, layered story told through a non-linear lens about chasing the American Dream. It feels uniquely American, sure, but there's something universal about it—it's basically saying you can only grab that dream if you're willing to smash through every single damn obstacle standing in your way, no matter how brutal.

Jennifer proves right now why she's the absolute number one actress, both here in the States and globally.

Honestly? This might just be the best movie of 2015.

👍👍👍👍👍
Noah Roberts46 Noah Roberts46 Regular
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#22 ·
I gave up halfway through. It was just boring.
Jack Murphy5 Jack Murphy5 Active Member
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#23 ·
Patrick Martin just completely lost it. 🙂
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#24 ·
Noah Roberts46 said:I bailed halfway through. Total snooze fest.

And you're saying this, in a movie that's literally about how much it pays off when you DON'T give up? 🤦
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#25 ·
Jack Murphy5 said:Patrick Martin totally cracked under the pressure. 🙂

I basically went from being an ugly duckling to a total freaking swan🙂
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#26 ·
I’d honestly describe this flick as some kind of female-led, non-criminal version of The Godfather meets Goodfellas. Like, if you look at the script alone, it’s giving me major Coppola vibes, but once the directing kicks in? It’s pure Scorsese style. ☕

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