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Cast
- KiKi Layne
- Stephan James
- Regina King
- Colman Domingo
- Teyonah Parris
- Michael Beach
- Aunjanue Ellis
- Dave Franco
- Diego Luna
- Pedro Pascal
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Nov 23, 2018
I wish I had more to say about Beale Street, but all I can call it is heartbreaking. It filled me with a tension that so many black films fill me with, where I’m waiting for an ultimate, inevitable cruelness to set in, and so paralyzed by that waiting that I watch it more…
demi adejuyigbeOct 2, 2018Very formal - precise and controlled in almost every aspect of Barry's direction. Quite refreshing being that the docu-style is so overused these days. Very much like Moonlight, I am drawn towards the very strong supporting actors, all bringing complexity and levity…
Sean BakerSep 13, 2018i love James Baldwin's book, but it's a testament to Barry Jenkins' talent that many of the most beautiful parts of this adaptation are of his own invention (Dave Franco's scene being a clear and particularly moving example). what an extraordinary, generous, perseverant…
davidehrlich - Jan 6, 2019
this movie made me feel helpless, hopeful, sad, happy, broken, fixed, enraged, calm, and at peace all at the same time.
#1 gizmo fanJan 6, 2019if beale street could talk it would ask me to stop crying during its entire run time
laurenJan 10, 2019“you ready for this?” so immaculate that it’s almost untouchable in a way, like looking at artwork through glass. it’s still a sight to behold, but feels slightly inaccessible somehow. the story and how it’s presented and mixed up is my biggest issue here, but it’s overall…
Lucy - Jan 3, 2019
"Unbow your head." the waltz of life and love and hope. there is no greater force of good on this earth than barry jenkins' camera.
WesJan 12, 2019The way Fonny and Tish would look at each other with so much love made me want to cry every single time
kaylaJun 6, 2020gonna trick my racist grandma into watching this saying its an eastenders spin-off about ian beale
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Yo this movie wrecked me. One of the most innocent and pure forms of love ever shown on screen, but I’m not sure if it’s worth the emotional damage by the end…. And they ask me why I hate yt ppl 😒 6/10
lovely. Agape by Nicholas britell brings back all the feels of this film
The cinematography of this movie was amazing and so was the main score. The story itself is one that’s happened countless times and it goes to show not everyone has a happy ending. The characters and plot feel real, and it’s a movie that made me sit back and think for a while.
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It feels weird to watch a movie (you never saw before) and know the story. Agape was my number one on Spotify 2 years ago and I think one of the best theme songs! Finally I decided to buy the book and then watch the movie! Pedro Pascal was not on my bingo card for this movie
Beale Street paints a picture unclouded by the notions of fairness or justice often found in more optimistic versions of stories such as these, and instead grounds itself in the harsh reality that so many have had to endure on our continuing path towards equality. 8.7/10
I watched this film late at night and with my friends therefore I was a little unfocused ( yeah maybe I was sleepy cause this movie has a slow action). Still I found sth valuable and beautiful about the story. That's why I think I will need to rewatch it one day.
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Some movies are just too tough to watch more than once. I’m glad I took the time to watch this one. Regina King brought something extra to every scene she was in.
A moving story about living as an African American in America. The story is based in the 70s but could be about today. Beautifully told. I was moved.
Atom User Reviews
I LOVED THIS FILM. The camera captures gorgeous moments through eye contact from the actors which is mesmerizing. This love story is so beautiful and painful, It breaks my heart and makes me feel so much inside. Bravo to all the fantastically beautiful actors & the phenomenal director. Definitely seeing it again.
A beautiful love story with an upsetting ending. But sadly that ending is reality for a lot of minority families. Well shot movie. Brings out so many emotions.
Metacritic
In the movies, love is cheap. It’s everywhere and nowhere, too often reduced to a formula or a reward. Beale Street knows better. It restores to love, romantic and familial, its sanctity—an ambition that makes it one of the most distinctive love stories in recent memory.
The movie quotes Baldwin as saying, “Every black person born in America was born on Beale Street,” but this one may as well be located inside a snow globe. In deciding how to translate Baldwin’s prose to the screen, Jenkins may as well have made Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl” as a Douglas Sirk movie (or put Alice Waters’ “The Color Purple” through the Steven Spielberg filter).