Synecdoche, New York

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Robert P @Superbad Oct 14, 2026 Synecdoche, New York is a 3.5 Star Movie!... See more enders C @RT00665063 Jul 11, 2026 Una película excelente su drama es consciente del dolor y amor humano, los errores y traiciones en la familia y la búsqueda de llenar vacíos en los demás y no reconocer el amor en Jesucristo See more Alejandro E @Alex970 Apr 25, 2026 Charlie Kaufman’s experiment as a screenwriter and director was a resounding success. Life itself, portrayed as a play, has a certain quality that keeps the viewer spellbound, despite the slow pace – not to mention P. Seymour Hoffman in the lead role. Not seeing it would be almost a sin. See more F P @Effeppi Apr 15, 2026 One of the saddest and existentialist yet entertaining movies I've ever seen, is certainly confusing, but I don't see it as a negative feature See more Joe N. @JoeNahme Jan 17, 2026 Great but the first two acts are dramatically slow. The plot is depressing and the characters are not much to root for , or have empathy, nothing to latch onto psychologically. The latter 2nd act picks up, and the 3rd act is amazing. Plot, metaphor, social commentary, monologues, scenes full of dramatic irony. I love Charlie Kaufman’s work. I was not looking or expecting a feel good story. I think 4 stars would confuse complexity for intentional. I just felt like the dramatic tension in the first act was weak. Too much time with setup. I would watch this again in like 15 years. It’s a lot, emotionally. It’s rather bleak, and cynical but without the redemption of humor. 3/5 See more Faiz D @RT95588871 May 13, 2025 Phenomenal. The film is about the fact that life is confusing. And it's also meaningless in the sense that we have no intrinsic purpose. We have to create our own. How do we know? that we're making the right choice? Also, we don't really know anyone in our lives. When we think we're interacting with someone else, we're really interacting with our idea of who that person is (like an actor playing a character, hence the whole 'play' metaphor in the film). There are no answers. We're just here. See more Read all reviews

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