I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore (2017)
Genre: Crime / Comedy
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Macon Blair
Stars: Melanie Lynskey, Elijah Wood and David Yow
IMDb score:
6,9 (67.264)
Releasedate: 19 January 2017
I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore plot
A depressed woman is the victim of a home burglary. As a result, she, along with her unpleasant neighbor, finds a new purpose in her life: to track down the thieves. However, she soon finds herself in dangerous situations against a bunch of degenerate criminals.
Actors and actresses
Ruth Kimke
Tony
Marshall
Dez
Christian
Meredith
Chris Rumack
Det. William Bendix
Killer Sills
Donkey Dick
Reviews & comments
Sergio Leone
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- 4415 messages
- 3102 votes
Meh.
There are some good ideas in this Netflix Original, but at the end of the day they didn't all come out. In my opinion, people do not dare to opt for a certain direction: full of cynicism, or full of the naive kid that is Ruth, or full of a more violent approach. It skips in all directions throughout the film.
But that doesn't make it really bad. I was able to laugh quite a few times, especially with the bland things like the first confrontation about the laptop. And every now and then there's a Coen-esque scene in it. For me it should have been more of the latter.
2.5
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eRCee
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- 13447 messages
- 1980 votes
Okay, not everything is equally strong, but overall I found it very enjoyable! Bit of a Coens atmosphere indeed, some scenes are even reminiscent of Lynch. Has a real voice of their own I don't feel at home in this world maybe not, but the characters and the situations they end up in are nice enough to condone that. In terms of palette of situations, the film is constantly in motion. Rose from Two and a half men does well in the supporting role and Elijah Wood supports her well. Pretty good use of music too though. It's a bit between 3 and 3.5, but it fell in the right direction for me yesterday.
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Arnie
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- 1082 messages
- 1882 votes
Nice movie! The beginning was a bit disappointing with a bit too much clichéd and typically arthouse complaining about little things and a cynical attitude to life on the part of Rose (because that's how we know her after all). But gradually the film gains momentum and Blair unpacks with unexpected twists, creativity and humor, and fun characters.
One does indeed recognize the style of the Coens, and I would like to add Anders Thomas Jensen to that. At the end it could have gone on for a while, but it turned out to be a strong, small film.
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