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1. Josie movie review & film summary (2018) | Roger Ebert

• Josie plumbs the depths of Hank's guilt-ridden past, while tempting Marcus and Gator for purposes that are first mystifying. She's smart and seems wise beyond ...

• The misogyny inherent in Josie isn’t just objectionable, it’s boring.

2. 'Josie' Review: A Faux-Film Noir Tease - Variety

• Mar 12, 2018 · A middle-aged loner strikes up a borderline-inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl in Eric England's limp faux-noir.

• A middle-aged loner strikes up a borderline-inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl in Eric England’s limp faux-noir.

3. Sophie Turner Can't Save The Objectionable 'Josie' [Review]

• Mar 14, 2018 · Josie lives on her own; recently emancipated from her parents for one reason or another. She brings Hank out of his shell, encourages him to be ...

• "Josie," the incomprehensibly stupid new movie from director Eric England, features a scene wherein Dylan McDermott asks a turtle how it’s doin’.

4. Review: Josie - Slant Magazine

• Mar 11, 2018 · When Josie reaches out to Hank, her intentions feel genuine, and after he reveals to her the reason for his perpetual sorrow, it's as if the ...

• Complicating Sophie Turner’s character would have allowed the film to feel as if it had more on its mind than pulling the rug out from under us.

5. Josie (Movie Review) - JoBlo

• Mar 16, 2018 · Josie puts herself in the center of a love triangle where there's not a whole lot of real love going on. While they're both drawn to her in ...

• AITH's Cody Hamman reviews CONTRACTED director Eric England's JOSIE, starring Sophie Turner and Dylan McDermott.

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6. Josie and Jack Review - HeyUGuys

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• Josie and Jack plays out a familiar story, but is there enough flair in the direction to make it worthwhile? Sam Inglis reviews.

7. 'Josie': Film Review - The Hollywood Reporter

• Mar 16, 2018 · Hank doesn't realize how lonely he is until new neighbor Josie arrives. An ultra-mature high schooler who lives on her own and whose explanation ...

• 'Game of Thrones' star Sophie Turner plays the mysterious title character, 'Josie,' opposite Dylan McDermott's reclusive loner, in a thriller directed by Eric England.

8. Reminds Us Of Far Better Films - Josie & Jack (Film Review)

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• Josie & Jack is formulaic and predictable but features an exemplary, rounded performance from Olivia DeJonge

9. Flash Review: Josée [Korea] [Movie] - The Fangirl Verdict

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• A lot of careful effort was put into this movie, from the framing and lighting of a scene, to camera angles, to the use of shadows.

10. Film Review: Joe (2013) - Wildfire Movies

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• Logline: Joe is a man with a temper who keeps his life working on a delicate balance, which is threatened by being pulled into the life of a troubled youth. Genre: Southern GothicDirector: David Go…

11. Movie Review - Josie (2017) - Flickering Myth

• Nov 16, 2018 · The cast are good. They're ready, willing and able to give something, but they're just not given quite enough material to work with, whilst ...

• Josie, 2017. Directed by Eric England. Starring Sophie Turner, Dylan McDermott, Kurt Fuller, Jack Kilmer and Robin Bartlett. SYNOPSIS: Hank, a solitary man living a dull existence in the sleepy, Southern town raises eyebrows when he develops a questionable relationship with Josie, a recently transplanted high school student. Occasionally a film opens in a way that […]

12. JOE Movie Review - Never Ending Radical Dude

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• Like the Kanye West of Hollywood, Nicolas Cage is a misunderstood genius whose work is redefining what can be considered great or visionary. The Cage is well aware of his legacy's misgivings but this hasn't stopped him in pioneering a new acting style (Nouveau Shamanic) in an effort to transcend the art form's more well known first dimension. After years of embracing a kabuki-style…

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14. Jon Jost's "The Bed You Sleep In": art, truth, and subversion by ... - Jump Cut

• On repeated occasions, Jost has defined the film as a testament to the ... films by Jost.[20] Most notably, we also become witnesses to conversations ...

• Jon Jost’s The Bed You Sleep In: art, truth, and subversion.

15. Joe (2013) - Motion State Review

• Feb 17, 2015 · He runs across Nicholas Cage's Joe, a contractor of sorts running a strange tree-poisoning operation, and Joe ends up giving him a job and ...

• There’s a movie called Bob and the Trees that premiered at Sundance last month. It’s about a guy named Bob, and it’s about some trees. Bob’s a logger in rural Massachusetts,…

16. Joe Movie Review: Nicolas Cage's Comeback | TIME

• Apr 9, 2014 · REVIEW: Joe Reminds Us That Nicolas Cage Is a National Treasure.

• The mercurial star plays an exhausted ex-con with a fatherly soul in David Gordon Green's indie drama

17. Joe - Movie Review - The Austin Chronicle

• Apr 11, 2014 · Joe is an average Joe only in the sense that the character is driven by equal measures of good and bad impulses.

• Nic Cage and David Gordon Green are at the top of their games in this Larry Brown story, while young Tye Sheridan is an actor who's already achieved greatness.

18. So sad .... (spoilers) - Garage (2007) Discussion - MovieChat

• This was a good movie but I can see why not everyone would like it as it was so slow , but this is to highlight just how slow and sad his life is .

• This was a good movie but I can see why not everyone would like it as it was so slow , but this is to highlight just how slow and sad his life is .
  The ending was good I liked the way the horse which was his only friend broke free from the field and found him , he killed himself although he did nothing wrong but he knew what rumours would spread and he saw no way out - he was just a trusting harmless man .
  And I know that so many nice decent people have such lonely lives It makes me sad .