To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
10-04-22, 08:08 AM
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To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
Years after a lottery win, a West Texas single mother is alone, living hard at the bottom of a bottle. Nowhere left to go, she is forced to come home and confront her past. In Theaters & On Demand October 7.
Starring Andrea Riseborough as Leslie, with Allison Janney, Marc Maron, Stephen Root, Owen Teague, Matt Lauria, James Landry Hébert, & Andre Royo.
Starring Andrea Riseborough as Leslie, with Allison Janney, Marc Maron, Stephen Root, Owen Teague, Matt Lauria, James Landry Hébert, & Andre Royo.
Strong reviews from SXSW earlier this year: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/to_leslie
Michael Morris directed some episodes of Better Call Saul, amongst other some other series.
10-10-22, 09:19 PM
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re: To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
Howard Stern was raving about this last week so I watched it this evening. Great film but depressing as fuck. Thankfully it had an uplifting ending. Riseborough is outstanding and turns in an award worthy performance. Maron is also quite good. It's currently at 98% on RT and gets a 9/10 rating from me.
01-16-23, 03:36 PM
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Re: To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
So, over the last week or so, there has been a HUGE push by Academy voters (many of them being big-name actors) for recognition of Andrea Riseborough's performance. Kate Winslet did a post-screening Q&A on zoom where she called it the “greatest female performance on-screen I have ever seen in my life.”
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
01-16-23, 04:41 PM
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Re: To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
Originally Posted by dex14
So, over the last week or so, there has been a HUGE push by Academy voters (many of them being big-name actors) for recognition of Andrea Riseborough's performance. Kate Winslet did a post-screening Q&A on zoom where she called it the “greatest female performance on-screen I have ever seen in my life.”
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
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01-24-23, 09:02 AM
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Re: To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
Originally Posted by dex14
So, over the last week or so, there has been a HUGE push by Academy voters (many of them being big-name actors) for recognition of Andrea Riseborough's performance. Kate Winslet did a post-screening Q&A on zoom where she called it the “greatest female performance on-screen I have ever seen in my life.”
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
This was released by a small distributor with zero marketing. So now these voters are doing the campaigning to promote the film.
I do think the performance was very good, and with a bigger distributor, it may have had a bigger impact in award conversation. All of the supporting cast is damn good too.
It isn't available on any streaming services currently, but can be rented/purchased digitally.
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01-30-23, 12:53 PM
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Re: To Leslie (2022, D: Morris) S: Riseborough, Maron, Royo, Janney, Root, Teague
After watching the film today, I’m shocked, no matter how small the movie was, that she hadn’t been getting nominated for all the other awards, like holy shit.
She’s very good in this and it’s not all the showy stuff and falling all over acting like a crazy drunk either.
It’s a good movie but it’s certainly a difficult watch for the most part. Andrea is in about 90 or 95% of the scenes.
She’s very good in this and it’s not all the showy stuff and falling all over acting like a crazy drunk either.
It’s a good movie but it’s certainly a difficult watch for the most part. Andrea is in about 90 or 95% of the scenes.
