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Win It All finds writer-director Joe Swanberg working in a comparatively mainstream vein -- and striking another collaborative spark with leading man Jake Johnson.
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Win It All is just the latest stellar collaboration between Swanberg and Johnson. April 7, 2017 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Win It All is just the latest stellar collaboration between Swanberg and Johnson.
Richard Roeper
For the high stakes involved, Win It All feels strictly low stakes. April 7, 2017 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
For the high stakes involved, Win It All feels strictly low stakes.
Sheila O'Malley
There's enough disreputable behavior bookending the righteousness, and enough solid jokes along the way, to make the effort moderately entertaining. April 5, 2017 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
There's enough disreputable behavior bookending the righteousness, and enough solid jokes along the way, to make the effort moderately entertaining.
Mike D'Angelo
"Win It All" is a small character drama that, through improvisation, renders relationships impeccably; it's at once specific and universal. But "Win It All" is also a new look for Swanberg. It's the first film he has made that has a script. April 3, 2017 | Full Review…
"Win It All" is a small character drama that, through improvisation, renders relationships impeccably; it's at once specific and universal. But "Win It All" is also a new look for Swanberg. It's the first film he has made that has a script.
Max Cea
Swanberg has delivered his most traditional movie to date -- and for this prolific filmmaker, who spent ages defying conventions, that's nothing short of a radical step forward. April 3, 2017 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Swanberg has delivered his most traditional movie to date -- and for this prolific filmmaker, who spent ages defying conventions, that's nothing short of a radical step forward.
Eric Kohn
Swanberg-aided greatly by Johnson's vigorous performance-makes the gambler's panic-stricken silence all the more agonizing, balancing the warm veneer of intimate normalcy with the inner chill of secrets and lies. April 3, 2017 | Full Review…
Swanberg-aided greatly by Johnson's vigorous performance-makes the gambler's panic-stricken silence all the more agonizing, balancing the warm veneer of intimate normalcy with the inner chill of secrets and lies.
Richard Brody
One film that defeats the mumblecore flaw of open-ended aimlessness. December 4, 2019 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
One film that defeats the mumblecore flaw of open-ended aimlessness.
Don Shanahan
You go in with the highest of intentions, all the necessary wherewithal to play a great hand, and in one fell swoop lose it all. That's not an explanation of the gambling vice; that's Win It All. March 5, 2019 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
You go in with the highest of intentions, all the necessary wherewithal to play a great hand, and in one fell swoop lose it all. That's not an explanation of the gambling vice; that's Win It All.
Bertie Archer
The balance between those two impulses - great human tragedy boiled into an almost Shakespearean comedy - is played with throughout and the result is nothing shy of delightful. November 5, 2018 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
The balance between those two impulses - great human tragedy boiled into an almost Shakespearean comedy - is played with throughout and the result is nothing shy of delightful.
Matt Oakes
Jake Johnson carries Win It All with ease until the final act when the film ultimately loses its way. October 10, 2018 | Rating: 4.5/10 | Full Review…
Jake Johnson carries Win It All with ease until the final act when the film ultimately loses its way.
Aaron Peterson
Jake Johnson brings a type of charisma and serious humor that's no different than his past roles in New Girl and Drinking Buddies. His way of acting really helps to tell a very real story of a man on a downward spiral. August 25, 2018 | Full Review…
Jake Johnson brings a type of charisma and serious humor that's no different than his past roles in New Girl and Drinking Buddies. His way of acting really helps to tell a very real story of a man on a downward spiral.
Kiera Allen
So much of the film's comedy and sweetness stems from Eddie acknowledging that its time to grow up and take personal responsibility. You know, the stuff that's usually jammed into a third act montage in most comedies. July 24, 2018 | Rating: 7.5/10 | Full Review…
So much of the film's comedy and sweetness stems from Eddie acknowledging that its time to grow up and take personal responsibility. You know, the stuff that's usually jammed into a third act montage in most comedies.
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