Buffalo 66

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Ari S @RT76826585 Aug 9 Buffalo ’66 is a strange, bruised little masterpiece about lonely people stumbling into each other and, somehow, finding a reason to stay. The performances are extraordinary, raw, awkward, funny, and heartbreaking in equal measure. Beneath its offbeat humor and unsettling edges is a deeply human story about damaged people longing to be loved. It’s messy, uncomfortable, and unexpectedly tender, the kind of film that leaves a small ache behind long after it ends. See more John F @RT84127024 Jul 27 Drags a bit in spots but comes together well in the end, and Ricci & Gallo work together well here. See more maggie G @maggie66 Jul 18 -A film portraying how growing up with a lack of love detriments the way love is perceived and given later on. -Most of the time what we want to do is receive validation from the things/people that have hurt us the most, but the film says that habit doesn’t have to be forever. See more Briana I. @Anaire May 29 I started off not understanding what I was really watching at first. It seemed to lack any depth or meaning but as a true Cinephile I stuck with it and it all became clear...this was a very good film, it was heavy but also had a light easy to it as well. It was dark but the ending made me smile when Bill finally started to smile. Very good film worth the watch if you have patience and like idiosyncratic style films. Ricci was the true star of the film though she did an amazing job as usual! See more Jon H @RT65201148 May 2 I guess this film comes down to style vs substance. And there are some really great stylish moments. Like when the dad sings to Ricci, it’s a great scene. The parent characters are the best thing about this film for me. But overall I found it a big nothing burger. Vincent Gallo clearly is a narcissistic egotist. For example the scene of a man stood next to him at the toilet who can’t believe how big his manhood is. It’s a childish and cringeworthy moment. The film isn’t completely terrible, there are some very good aspects, but as a whole it’s not very good, not something I’d want to watch again, and definitely not something I could recommend See more Beth T @RT75296180 Mar 22 This film puts you in a chokehold from the very start. I had never seen the lead actor in a film before this, but his acting is absolutely stellar. The pure anguish, loneliness, abandonment, anger, and vitriol of the main character immediately made me root for him. A rough exterior, you instantly want to understand why Billy Brown is the way he is. There were so many scenarios that played in my head while watching that I would have been happy to see that went a different direction but writer knows best. This film is a roller-coaster of emotions and destroys assumptions in a masterful way. Ms. Ricci is stunning, and angelic in her role. I felt that every line she delivered was so genuine. Totally forgot I was watching Christina Ricci, and that has always been the marker of GREAT acting for me. I cried and prayed that the writer loved humanity lmao and, he does. This movie literally kicked my all time favorite off its throne. It's brilliant, it's raw, it's hard. It's beautiful. See more Read all reviews

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