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Eddington (2025)
Directed by Ari Aster
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Overview
In May of 2020, a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor sparks a powder keg as neighbor is pitted against neighbor in Eddington, New Mexico.
Rated R | Length 149 minutes
Actors
Joaquin Phoenix | Pedro Pascal | Luke Grimes | Micheal Ward | Deirdre O'Connell | Emma Stone | Austin Butler | Matt Gomez Hidaka | Cameron Mann | Amélie Hoeferle | William Belleau | Clifton Collins Jr. | Landall Goolsby | Elise Falanga | Mark Wallace | Rachel de la Torre | David Pinter | Keith Jardine | David Midthunder | Christine Hughes | William Sterchi | James Cady | Thom Rivera | Mickey Bond | Manny Rubio | Ralph Alderman | Vic Browder | Diane Villegas | Kristin Berg | Robyn Reede | Dan Davidson | Guia Peel | Amadeo Arzola | Mack MacReady | Marcela Salmon | Sterlin English | Jason Potter | Jean Dumont | Emery Jean-Luc Barrera | Steven Foldy II | Eddie Garcia | Justice McLean-Davis | Abby Townsend | Kaleb Naquin | Auburn Ashley | Gigi Bella | Ophelia Benally | Sam Quinn | Sam Toledo | Gabe Kessler | Bill Capskas | Robyn Casper | Bendicion Garcia | Giancarlo Beltran | Blane Aranyosi | Kendra Rainey-King | Ari Aster | James Woods
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07/21/2025 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 6.5 stars |
| (Average) 6.5 stars |
Viewing Notes
Now I can understand why this is a polarizing film with many critics hating on it (out of Cannes). I knew absolutely nothing about other than Pedro Pascal was in it.
It’s a weird movie! I didn’t really mind the “CIVIL WAR” approach or bothsidesism (which I believe is why many dislike the movie) but my major issue is setting it in May 2020. I have zero desire to relive that or see it depicted.
Also a bummer to cast such a big name a barely use that actor.
I don’t love the movie but I did find it engaging and it kept me awake during the midnight slot. (Went the last screening at Muvico to kill some time before going directly to the airport)
1 day ago
I saw the trailer twice recently before other movies and both times I said to Mike “hard pass”. Totally agree that I am not interested in reliving May 2020.
Your plan to see a movie so close to the airport before you fly out is brilliant! :)
20 hours ago
Heh perhaps it was a good thing I didn’t know it was set during that time or I too would’ve skipped it altogether!
The cinema being close to airport worked out perfectly. So it was a great way to kill some time before my early flight!