Brooklyn
Directed by John Crowley
Starring Saoirse Ronan, Domhnall Gleeson, Emily Bett Rickards, Emory Cohen and Nora-Jane Noone
In 1950s Ireland and New York, young Ellis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries.
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Reviews
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★★★★ review by brat pitt on Letterboxd
me, watching this & crying about moving back to college that's only 2 hours away from my hometown: (sighs dramatically) my life is just as hard as emigrating from ireland to brooklyn by boat in 1951
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★★★½ review by davidehrlich on Letterboxd
imagine THE IMMIGRANT as written by Nicholas Sparks and you'll be on the right track. ...but much more charming than that sounds. it's lightweight stuff with all sorts of issues, and it's absolutely insane that this can't be a studio film in the current climate, but Saoirse Ronan sells every damn second of it.
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★★★★ review by adrianbalboa on Letterboxd
here’s the thing: tony was obviously the better choice but the guy who plays him is a very bad actor and we all looked past it because he’s hot now. sorry bout it! real fans remember when he played debra messing’s heinous son leo on nbc smash which absolutely ruined his career from the start because you can’t just unsee a bowl cut that severe. please google it i sometimes see him in the corner of my room when i have sleep paralysis
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★★★★ review by adrianbalboa on Letterboxd
where is my tony fiorello
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★★★★ review by kanye on Letterboxd
no offense but if u think she picked the wrong guy u have god and also me to answer to
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