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The dialogue consists of almost comically generic self-help pabulum, uttered with the pseudo sincerity of someone pretending it's something enlightening. It's not. Sep 22, 2017 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
The dialogue consists of almost comically generic self-help pabulum, uttered with the pseudo sincerity of someone pretending it's something enlightening. It's not.
Bill Goodykoontz
Instead of a hearty chowder of emotional highs and lows, first-time director Alexander Janko, who also adapted the script, settles for a diluted, Campbell's-Soup version of getting one's groove back. Sep 21, 2017 | Rating: 2/4
Instead of a hearty chowder of emotional highs and lows, first-time director Alexander Janko, who also adapted the script, settles for a diluted, Campbell's-Soup version of getting one's groove back.
Susan Wloszczyna
"Year by the Sea" is for audiences who don't trust the shiftiness of nuance and craft, of messages that rise up from dramatic situations rather than being pasted on top of them, and who would prefer their life lessons stated loudly ... Sep 21, 2017 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
"Year by the Sea" is for audiences who don't trust the shiftiness of nuance and craft, of messages that rise up from dramatic situations rather than being pasted on top of them, and who would prefer their life lessons stated loudly ...
Ty Burr
The soundtrack alone, with its intrusive string of montage-backing soft rock tunes, could shut down less forgiving viewers. Sep 14, 2017 | Full Review…
The soundtrack alone, with its intrusive string of montage-backing soft rock tunes, could shut down less forgiving viewers.
Gary Goldstein
A figurative and nearly retch-inducing celebration of the ovary. Sep 8, 2017 | Full Review…
A figurative and nearly retch-inducing celebration of the ovary.
Tricia Olszewski
The movie is not entirely my cup of tea, although it is refreshing in its depiction of diverse, older female characters. Sep 7, 2017 | Full Review…
The movie is not entirely my cup of tea, although it is refreshing in its depiction of diverse, older female characters.
Glenn Kenny
The world needs more films for older audiences, so such viewers can see themselves on screen and so the seasoned veterans that get these roles can continue to get work long after their superhero movie days are gone. Jul 16, 2019 | Rating: 4.5/10 | Full Review…
The world needs more films for older audiences, so such viewers can see themselves on screen and so the seasoned veterans that get these roles can continue to get work long after their superhero movie days are gone.
Dominic Griffin
A quiet movie, as it should be. Joan finds herself because she slows down and listens to her own needs and wants, to nature and the day-to-day rhythms of the village she's become a temporary part of. Dec 1, 2017 | Rating: 8/10 | Full Review…
A quiet movie, as it should be. Joan finds herself because she slows down and listens to her own needs and wants, to nature and the day-to-day rhythms of the village she's become a temporary part of.
Alexandra MacAaron
Joan will no doubt be relatable for many longtime spouses who have spent their lifetimes focused on the needs of their children. Oct 5, 2017 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Joan will no doubt be relatable for many longtime spouses who have spent their lifetimes focused on the needs of their children.
Josh Terry
The characters in the self-discovery melodrama Year by the Sea are in danger of drowning -- not in the cold North Atlantic waters, but in the tidal wave of maritime metaphors unleashed by the script. Sep 28, 2017 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
The characters in the self-discovery melodrama Year by the Sea are in danger of drowning -- not in the cold North Atlantic waters, but in the tidal wave of maritime metaphors unleashed by the script.
Sean P. Means
"Sea" is little more than a lame excuse for good actors to embarrass themselves by uttering eye-rolling bromides about aging gracefully. Sep 24, 2017 | Rating: C | Full Review…
"Sea" is little more than a lame excuse for good actors to embarrass themselves by uttering eye-rolling bromides about aging gracefully.
Al Alexander
[Year by the Sea] is not a film trying to show the extraordinary in the mundane, but rather create a space for characters like Joan to figure out what they can become. Sep 11, 2017 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
[Year by the Sea] is not a film trying to show the extraordinary in the mundane, but rather create a space for characters like Joan to figure out what they can become.
Jose Solís
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