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All Good Things (2010)
Directed by Andrew Jarecki
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Overview
Newly-discovered facts, court records and speculation are used to elaborate the true love story and murder mystery of the most notorious unsolved murder case in New York history.
Rated R | Length 101 minutes
Actors
Ryan Gosling | Kirsten Dunst | Frank Langella | Lily Rabe | Philip Baker Hall | Michael Esper | Diane Venora | Nick Offerman | Kristen Wiig | Stephen Kunken | John Cullum | Maggie Kiley | Liz Stauber | Marion McCorry | Mia Dillon | Tom Kemp | Trini Alvarado | Tom Riis Farrell | Bruce Norris | Francie Swift | David Margulies | Glenn Fleshler | Stephen Singer | Francis Guinan | Ellen Sexton | William Jackson Harper | Ashlie Atkinson | Donna Bullock | Pamala Tyson | Julie Moran | Diane Kagan | Socorro Santiago | Barbara Ann Davison | Zabryna Guevara | Lanny Flaherty | Robert Clohessy | Lázaro Pérez | Michelle Hurst | Craig Walker | Lola Pashalinski | Jerry Grayson | Tony Torn | Zoe Lister-Jones | Tristan Comeau | Amelia Martin | Matthew Floyd Miller | Peter Becerra | Mary A. Kelly | Jeong Kim | Andy Tsay | Ruel Jusi | Arwen
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01/08/2011 | N/A | DVD | N/A | 3.5 stars |
| (Average) 3.5 stars |
Viewing Notes
I wanted to see this, not because I know anything about the unsolved murder case in NY, but because I think Ryan Gosling is a hell of an actor. Kirsten Dunst actually generally falls into roles that I like, as well and while this role is no stretch for her usual girl next door persona she does an admiral job.
All Good Things is a slow burn, never showing it’s full hand, likely because it’s based on speculation, records and third person accounts. Films like that can tend to feel drawn out and tedious but this is bolstered by Gosling’s subdued, but yet tension filled performance of a man on the verge of cracking.
Not a fantastic movie and honestly not even one I think will have a lot of feet in the long run, but an entertaining view for the length of it’s runtime.
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