Kodachrome

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Teresa E @RT30402010 2 days ago Really enjoyed the last 15 min See more

Henry D @Henry_Domke 3 days ago Pleasant enough but nothing special, with an appealing cast and a nostalgic look back at the days when Kodachrome ruled photography. The story of a difficult man confronting his impending death was worth reflecting on, but the pacing was so slow as to be lethargic. The insipid music did nothing to help. A modest, conventional film that could have benefited from more energy and better music. See more

Ola G @Ollie1972 Sep 6, 2026 Been wanting to see this film for quite some time. We get a solid cast with Ed Harris, Jason Sudeikis, and the lovely Elizabeth Olsen. Great performances, it's nicely shot, but the film suffers from a way too predictable dramatic storyline that goes from A to B via a roadtrip which we have seen a bit too many times before. Harris is in form and gives a very colorful and great performance as Benjamin Asher Ryder (But, a character hard to like in any way), while Jason Sudeikis gives us his generic performance as Matt Ryder, and Elizabeth Olsen is so solid and so lovely as Zooey Kern. I really like her as a person and actress. Despite the predictability and sentimentality of the film, there´s emotional moments that moved me during the final parts of the film. See more

Thyaagu C @Thyaagu Apr 29, 2026 A calm, composed, and quietly moving movie delivering powerful life lessons. Loved this heartfelt road trip - the father-son tension, passion for photography, and the reminder to fix what’s broken before it’s too late. Simple, sincere, and deeply moving. See more

Movie N. @cpoex Dec 5, 2025 I don’t love this movie but I don’t dislike it either. I wanted more considering this cast being known for great performances. I think that’s where the writing comes in. There wasn’t any climaxes in my opinion but I still enjoyed it and so will most people. See more

Tilman G @RT79914015 Feb 27, 2025 Kodachrome tries to touch with an emotional father-son story and the theme of memory, but misses its target. The movie drags with an aimless narrative style and quickly loses tension. Despite a solid performance from Ed Harris and Jason Sudeikis, there is a lack of real depth and development. The plot often seems inconsequential and offers little to captivate the viewer or make them think. Overall, Kodachrome remains a boring, uninspiring film that fails to exploit the potential of its subject matter. See more

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