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- Trailer for The Greaty Gatsby (02:42)
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Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A writer and wall street trader, Nick Carraway, finds himself drawn to the past and lifestyle of his mysterious millionaire neighbor, Jay Gatsby, amid the riotous parties of the Jazz Age.
Cast
- Lisa Adam
- Frank Aldridge
- Amitabh Bachchan
- Steve Bisley
- Richard Carter
- Jason Clarke
- Leonardo DiCaprio
- Joel Edgerton
- Tobey Maguire
- Carey Mulligan
Letterboxd User Reviews
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fellas is it gay to tell your neighbor that he’s worth the whole damn bunch put together?
georginaFeb 17, 2016kanye been spittin rhymes since 1922
Matthew SaponarDec 11, 2020can’t believe they made a whole movie about the .gif
nickusen - Jun 28, 2017
nick being uncomfortable and third wheeling for like this entire movie is such a mood
ciaraif an old sport could old sport how much would an old sport old sport
TayMar 7, 2021i just think that young and beautiful scene is the absolute pinnacle of cinema
aaron - May 18, 2013
Young Baz Luhrmann: "Hey mom! Look what I found in the dumpster: it's some old book!" Mom Luhrmann: "Honey, put that thing back where you found it and get back to filming me throwing glitter at your father." Young Baz: "But ma! It's got some superficial romance and a…
TimcopFeb 15, 2021ah yes my favorite 1920s artist kayne west
adamboltOct 18, 2018my english teacher: we'll carry on reading the great gatsby me: more like the gay gatsby my english teacher: omg YES this is what i've been trying to tell everyone all this time
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- Swapnika likedThe Great Gatsby
In conclusion, the man needed to focus on himself 😓🤚
cinna likedThe Great GatsbyIt was underwhelming but amazing acting. For the people who have not watched to make a long story short the man needs to move on. Also if leo said "old sport" one more time I was gonna scream. The soundtrack had nothing to do with the era they were in. It was literally kanye😭
Grace dislikedThe Great GatsbyI didn’t like the book much, the movie was somehow worse
- riki. lovedThe Great Gatsby
Just rewatched it for the 6th time. Brilliant, elegant, fascinating. DiCaprio just being DiCaprio, inimitable. Always will be one of my pleasure movies. I hated the ending (I love happy-endings) and now I realised that this is the best ending out of the remaining possibilities.
stephen lovedThe Great Gatsbysoundtrack is everything
Emruu lovedThe Great GatsbyJust… LEGEN… wait … DARY ( if you haven’t got the Barney Stinson reference I feel sorry for you), proved to all moviegoers what good cinema looks like. The visuals, the vibe and the music allow one to really dive in into the 1920’s. This movie is culture.
- anna lovedThe Great Gatsby
literally broke my heart
Andrew Gooder lovedThe Great GatsbyDecided to watch this because of how much I enjoyed the book and I must say that this movie was about as good as the book, if not better. DiCaprio and Maguire were smashing in their roles. Most films did not succeed in adapting from the book, but this one sure did. 9.5/10
jourdanmoo dislikedThe Great GatsbyInteresting retelling of a underwhelming American classic novel.. definitely better than the book but it really turned nothing into nothing
Atom User Reviews
Metacritic
May 8, 2013
Luhrmann has always had a knack with the fever of passion, but here he only catches high fever’s empty gibberish.
Kimberley Jones
Austin Chronicle
May 8, 2013
Whether or not Luhrmann’s “Gatsby” will go down in history as a legendary flop is not for me to judge (though all signs currently point toward yes), but it surely belongs to the category of baroque, overblown, megalomaniacal spectacles dubbed “film follies” by longtime Nation film critic Stuart Klawans.
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon
May 6, 2013
Luhrmann's vulgarity is designed to win over the young audience, and it suggests that he's less a filmmaker than a music-video director with endless resources and a stunning absence of taste. [13 May 2013, p.78]
David Denby
The New Yorker
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