Color Book
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- Jun 26, 2026
THE DEFINITION OF A HIDDEN GEM ‼️ Every week, Netflix releases a huge number of films and shows. Let's be honest: Most of them are rubbish. Sorry, but that’s just how it is. It’s simply impossible to keep track of them all anymore. Especially when only a handful of…
LennyMay 24, 2025Color Book is a wonderfully tender film. Just a dad and his son trying to make it to a baseball game—but underpinned by a full spectrum of emotion. William Catlett is phenomenal as Lucky, a single father trying to hold it together after his wife passed, now raising their…
Kevflix And ChillJun 18, 2026In the uplifting drama “Color Book,” Lucky (William Catlett) tries to take his son Mason (Jeremiah Alexander Daniels), a child with Down syndrome, to his first baseball game. It’s a simple task complicated by the difficultly of single parenting. Shot in luminous black and…
Robert Daniels - Jun 18, 2026
A truly great Atlanta movie, showcasing how sprawling that city is and how precarious life becomes when you don’t have a car for a day.
Marya E. GatesJun 20, 2026Neo-realism by way of Atlanta. Recently widowed, Lucky is trying to get his son Mason to a baseball game. There are obstacles along the way, mainly Lucky himself, who is especially raw from the loss of his wife, and has a difficult time being patient with Mason, who has…
KarlJun 22, 2026I have a lump in my throat. Piece of life
Hermione - Apr 26, 2025
William Catlett is legit. He’s charismatic and vulnerable at the same time. A truly phenomenal performance. Can’t wait to see him in more.
Brian TallericoJun 19, 2026Gorgeously filmed and William Catlett is tremendous in a small film that nicely captures a father in the midst of parenting through grief and other challenges with both love and frustration. Days feel like weeks and yet years pass like months… and before you know it you…
heatherNZJun 20, 2026haaaaaaaaaa... i took a long time to process my feelings after experiencing this film. color book is such a tender exploration of grief, resilience, and the quiet resistance of simply continuing to live. i love how so many of its scenes take place on trains, buses, cars,…
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