A Good Person

Such a deep and profound story.

There’s no doubt it has a well-intended heart by sentimental routine mainly relying on the appealing leads’ mustered emotions, it’s rather hindered by not just the typical plot dynamics we’ve felt before, but the picture surprisingly prolongs melodramatically for any stirs that are unnecessarily unoriginal by narrative realization. Albeit the melodramatic sum of those parts, the cast weight is enough to give this passable acceptance. (B)

What the ****?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5.0 stars; This movie was well-cast and was rewarded by outstanding performances, especially by Morgan Freeman and Florence Pugh. The only criticism I have is that it seemed a little too long. It took a little too long to develop the characters. But considering everyone's life was like a roller coaster, I guess that's understandable. Even though it was long, I was compelled to keep watching to see what would eventually happen. I started out at 4.5 stars until I read some of the Corporate Reviews. They made me realize how much out of touch those folks are with the general film audience looking for meaningful entertainment and not technical perfection. Now I feel better about 5 stars.

So good. How about that. Although many reviewers claim it’s a tale that’s been spun before, so what? Performances were wonderful and I would watch this story told 100 more times. Bravo to Zach Braff and the entire cast and crew.

Gran drama, crudo, doloroso pero a la vez con un lado hermoso y tierno. Como en todas las películas de este tipo las actuaciones son mas que importantes y tanto Florence Pugh como Morgan Freeman la descosen.

I usually like Zach's movies but I found this one boring and cliché and Florence never gets out of that tormented girl character, it's boring

A Zach Braff joint. Which, admittedly, I'm a sucker for this kind of thing. It brings the emotional heat in an intense story of grief, regret, pain, and how life can change in an instant. It just felt very real. A reality-facing and embracing drama in how it turns toward the suffering, but also toward the beauty.

I laughed, I cried (several times), and I was deeply moved by the performances of Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman in A Good Person. This film captures the complexity of grief in a way I’ve rarely seen, portraying how people cope with loss, addiction, alcoholism, and abuse. These are heavy topics, but the film’s portrayal is raw and beautiful, giving space to different ways people process pain. Pugh and Freeman deliver powerful performances that make the story feel incredibly authentic and heartfelt. I highly recommend this film, though it’s worth noting that some themes may be triggering for certain viewers. This isn’t just a movie; it’s an emotional journey that stays with you long after the credits roll.

This movie is awesome. Nothing "excessive" about its sentimentality. You're either on board for the ride or you're not. RT's evaluation of the audience consensus is accurate. not sure what "busy and baggy" means, but it definitely isn't a movie that features long takes of people walking in silence or any of that...