A moving story of tragedy and addiction
Just got back from watching this and I found it a very moving, if rather sad and tragic story.
Morgan Freeman adds his charismatic presence to any film he is in, and this is no exception with 'A Good Person'. Combined with a great performance from Pugh they really 'nail' the intensity of the tragedy.
A story of one brief moment of inattention leads to a tragedy that ripples out to many others. An aftermath of grief and blame and addictions . In part rather gritty although to a degree rather neat and tidy portrayals of addictions.
I found it a great story and I was riveted for the whole 129minutes, which passed in a blink.
I'd give this film a very solid 7.5/10 and well worth the price of a cinema ticket.
Would I watch it again? Actually probably not, i'm glad I watched it once and certainly well worth a watch, but the subject matter is rather to depressing for me to watch it again.
Morgan Freeman adds his charismatic presence to any film he is in, and this is no exception with 'A Good Person'. Combined with a great performance from Pugh they really 'nail' the intensity of the tragedy.
A story of one brief moment of inattention leads to a tragedy that ripples out to many others. An aftermath of grief and blame and addictions . In part rather gritty although to a degree rather neat and tidy portrayals of addictions.
I found it a great story and I was riveted for the whole 129minutes, which passed in a blink.
I'd give this film a very solid 7.5/10 and well worth the price of a cinema ticket.
Would I watch it again? Actually probably not, i'm glad I watched it once and certainly well worth a watch, but the subject matter is rather to depressing for me to watch it again.
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- Mar 23, 2023