Boyhood
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- Trailer for Boyhood (01:39)
- Clip: Talk To Me (01:10)
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Synopsis
The life of Mason, from early childhood to his arrival at college.
Cast
- Ellar Coltrane
- Patricia Arquette
- Ethan Hawke
- Lorelei Linklater
- Tamara Jolaine
- Nick Krause
- Jordan Howard
- Evie Thompson
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- Feb 6, 2019
ethan hawke gets hotter as this goes on
yazz! *･ﾟ✧Dec 24, 2014After finishing Boyhood and slowly gathering my thoughts on it I did what I usually do, fly over to Letterboxd to jot those thoughts down before they escape me. What I wasn't prepared for was what happened when I saw that poster. It was a slap in the face, a jarring…
DirkHOct 21, 2016i just... i cant believe they spent 12 years making this goddamn movie only for mason to end up becoming a boring stoner kid
👽hayley👽 - Jul 11, 2020
ethan hawke really went from : 😉🖤🎸🎳🗣🍟 to 🤠✝️🇺🇸🙏🏻🚐👨🏻 saddest character development
abi 🖤Jan 20, 2015It also took me 12 years to finish this, where is my Oscar nom??
LuisAug 4, 2019so you're telling me linklater spent 12 years of his life documenting some pretentious kid's emo phase
shannon - May 8, 2014
"You think they'll ever make another STAR WARS movie?"
matt lynchA miserable experience that thinks it's way more profound than it actually is. It has nothing to say and its only value as a film comes from the novelty of its gimmick. Watch Lady Bird or The Florida Project instead.
James (Schaffrillas)Nov 12, 2016great documentation of life, half way through and you want it to be over
Jay
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Nooo likedBoyhoodNow I was initially going to say I loved this movie while I was watching the first half but once mason(main character) got older the movie started to get really I guess you could say existential. Now as a teenager that part of the movie was kinda interesting but also sorta boring
Milaaarrr is "meh" onBoyhoodHad high expectations for this film, it’s more of a documentary/home video type vibe which was an interesting concept - just felt it lacked a sort of climax or purpose…rather revolutionary for its time though
valen likedBoyhoodSiento que hemos crecido juntos.. Evento canónico la fase cringe criminal de los 15 btw
- emma likedBoyhood
its a very unique film, and its so cool seeing the kid growing up throughout the movie
Clay Werner lovedBoyhood9.9 - God damn this hits like a ton of bricks to my slightly older self. A truly singular experience. It’s a steady stream of both nostalgia & wistfulness. There’s moments here that feel ripped right from my own life. There’s moments that make me yearn for parts of my youth I missed. The…
Ohfudgecake lovedBoyhoodAmazing movie, the ending was a bit meh and lowkey cliche. I really liked that they took a different approach to filming, which meant you could really see the kids grow up, instead of just switching actors like in most movies. The movie had a few confusing grow up moments and I felt like there was…
- Superbad likedBoyhood
Solid movie thats uniquely filmed to follow the life of a boy as he ages and experiences problems throughout his life, with the actors all aging in real time I think their choice on making the kid an existentialist was a little meh but it didn’t take much from the movie
Kareem likedBoyhoodYou can see how much effort the director put into this and what a bold move he took. Unique.
Ellis likedBoyhoodLiterally took me like 6 hours to finish idk why. I think the concept of using the same actors over 12 years and having irl time skips is interesting and it was well executed but it could be pretty corny at times. The whole thing just felt so nostalgic to me which I loved. You just have to ignore…
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Metacritic
Jul 17, 2014
Boyhood is not just a great movie, it's a landmark achievement in film.
Bill Goodykoontz
Arizona Republic
Jul 17, 2014
As a film that dares to honor small moments and the life they add up to, Boyhood isn’t just a masterpiece. It’s a miracle.
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
Jul 9, 2014
Want to know what it's like to be in on the discovery of a new American classic. Check out Boyhood. Richard Linklater's coming-of-age tale is the best movie of the year, a four-star game-changer that earns its place in the cultural time capsule.
Peter Travers
Rolling Stone
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