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JIMMY tells the untold true story of Academy Award winner Jimmy Stewart, who chose service over stardom in World War II. He flew 20 missions, rose to the rank of colonel, came home a broken man, then It’s a Wonderful Life came calling.
the epic highs and lows of jimmy stewart
I feel incredibly privileged to have attended the festival world premiere of this film. Hearing the cast and crew speak about the process of bringing this story to life was a genuinely cool experience, and their passion for the project really shone through during the Q&A.…
Bad. So. So. So bad. Look I think KJ Apa had a good performance but there is only so much he can do. There is no driving narrative everything happens so fast. You can’t live in any of these moments. There is a good story in here I just wish it was told better. The…
Jimmy is a well-intentioned biopic with an excellent K.J. Apa performance, but the movie never dives into the aspects of James Stewart that made him such a larger-than-life figure. As well as its horrendous visual design, this movie sadly failed to grab me. Should’ve been…
A sweet little tribute to Old Hollywood’s swellest guy, KJ Apa’s performance of Jimmy needles back and forth between “caricature status” and “as if the departed spirit of Jimmy Stewart possessed his body” bizarrely hypnotizing to watch, but he captures a lot of that…
when i said we have too many biopics it doesn’t apply to jimmy stewart btw
Watching JIMMY with my class of high school teenagers made this experience especially meaningful. I kept looking at their faces throughout the film—their reactions, their surprise, their investment in Jimmy Stewart’s story—and honestly, that told me everything. This film…
the actors were right in front of me so i can’t not like it yk
i was a bit distracted by that blue-eyed stare