400 votes, 174 comments. Act 1: Phenomenal Act 2: Sad and boring Act 3: Sad and not as bad as people say but also not as good as Act 1.
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The Place Beyond the Pines is an unequivocal mess, one of the biggest disappointments I've sat through in recent memory, and also one of the most tedious ...
A Place Beyond the Pines is not the movie you think it is. It doesn't star the actors you think it stars, tell the story you expect it to ...
I'd be thrilled with mixed/mediocre reviews after how it got rejected for most of the festival circuit and seemingly couldn't find domestic distribution.
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American filmmaker Derek Cianfrance takes on too much at all at once in "The Place Beyond the Pines," an over-stuffed, hyper-pulpy, and mostly trite.