A Good Person
 

If your life has ever been touched by addiction (brother), this movie will rip your heart out. You will tear up. Florence Pugh was excellent. Morgan Freeman, was, well, Morgan Freeman. I see nearly a movie a week, best one I've seen all year.

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How you know critics are crap. Critics 56%, real people 97%

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Umm, I probably shouldn't see it.

I probably shouldn't either.

Yep, not gonna watch that one.

Dammit. I know wifey is going to want to me to watch it with her.

Whenever there's a discrepancy on RT between critics and the audience I always, and I mean always, go with the audience.

For those who might ask why, it's quite simple, really: because the critics pretty much suck at understanding what an enjoyable movie is, and the audience doesn't.

Since you're part of the audience, Shaun, thanks for the recommendation. I plan on seeing this flick.

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I lost my son to the Opiod **** show, I'll pass on this.

cool, post your thoughts if you care to Norm, interested in your take on it.

So sorry Steve

Sorry for your loss Steve

Thanks, it was tough. He was a very successful millwright and welder, not so successful with his personal lift. Hope this schit ends soon.

I watched the movie and I thought it was outstanding. Drug addiction has impacted my immediate and extended family to include my mother, father, sisters, brothers, cousins, uncles, aunts, etc.

This movie deals with the problem and fortunately ends with a happy ending. In real life, it seldom does.

I am going to recommend this movie to many people because it is raw. Thank you, David