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Looking: The Movie
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Returning to his hometown, California, after spending a year away living in Denver, Patric Murray, a young intelligent and ambitious guy, who makes his mind to reunite with his old life with all its detail, the good and bad alike, struggles against solving the old problems he left and traveled and how he will deal with them.
Actors:
Jonathan Groff, Frankie J. Alvarez, Murray Bartlett, Lauren Weedman, Russell Tovey, Raúl Castillo, Daniel Franzese, O-T Fagbenle, Bashir Salahuddin, Chris Perfetti, Michael Rosen, ...»
Director:
Andrew Haigh
Country:
United States
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Raúl Castillo
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Matt Brennan Slant Magazine
July 19, 2016 The movie is a lovely, bittersweet coda to HBO's underappreciated series.
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Mitchel Broussard We Got This Covered
July 22, 2016 Nuanced, compact, and unapologetically romantic (not to mention steamy), Looking: The Movie is everything fans of the series will want from a curtain call that should have ultimately been much farther down the road than this.
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Inkoo Kang MTV
July 21, 2016 Looking: The Movie feels exactly as it should: Like a wistful, funny, hopeful weekend with old friends that makes you wish you could stay a few days longer.
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Mike Hale New York Times
July 24, 2016 In a show about loneliness and friendship, it helps to have two actors who can so easily convince us that they're the greatest of friends.
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Matthew Gilbert Boston Globe
July 21, 2016 It's all fairly slight, when you take a step back from it, but ultimately that's the strength of Looking and its closing movie. They comprise sweet, passing chapters in a small group of ordinary lives.
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Marc Snetiker Entertainment Weekly
July 21, 2016 Looking: The Movie cuts its fans, but in the same stroke, it comforts them, which outweighs its idiosyncratic missteps.
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Brian Moylan Guardian
July 21, 2016 When Looking is at its best, it justifies the existence of this movie, even if we thought we didn't need one.
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Nancy DeWolf Smith Wall Street Journal
July 22, 2016 The movie makes anybody who watches it at least glimpse the deeper, disconcerting, questions.
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Brandon Nowalk AV Club
July 25, 2016 Looking has always come alive in visuals, and The Movie is a beautiful parting shot.
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Daniel D'Addario TIME Magazine
July 22, 2016 For fans, Looking's conclusion will be welcome. For the uninitiated, it's a moodily made argument to check out a series that deserves a long afterlife.
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Mark A. Perigard Boston Herald
July 21, 2016 Like the TV series before it, Looking: The Movie is pointless and boring.
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Michael Slezak TV Line
July 25, 2016 Ultimately, the intimate scope of the story and impressive commitment to the truth of its characters makes for a satisfying finish.
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