All Good Things

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S. O @Col._Angus Jun 25 A creepy movie, especially given the fact that it's likely very close to what happened in real life. Great performances by Gosling and Dunst. Easily could have been an hour longer. See more Anthony H. @Hardy Jun 23 This film started off strong, but then it just turns into a very slow-drawn-out film. It has some interesting elements included in the film, and if you know the true crime case, it is extremely similar in the way these scenes are portrayed. The film itself is just simply too slow to keep you interested and focused. See more Andrei D @RT74856639 Apr 7 Rushes the finale, doesn't fully settle on a tone or clear message, but the first love story in the first half really works See more nick s @Nick_S Jan 14 The acting and production value is fine. But the story feels quite out of focus. Many of the scenes feel unimportant to the plot and it's easy to get bored. See more Griffith J @griffithxjohnson Aug 7 A strange structure that feels like two separate films. A compelling mystery & interesting romance that has some wild moments but it all feels haphazard. Meaningful plot points don’t have a big impact. Yet the acting & makeup are high quality. It’s well shot, has a solid tone, & unique layers to the editing. See more Michael M @RT19907803 02/18/2025 There’s something eerily haunting about All Good Things that stuck with me long after it ended. Knowing that it’s loosely based on the real-life case of Robert Durst made it even more unsettling. Ryan Gosling gives an incredible performance as David Marks, a man who seems charming and put-together on the surface but slowly unravels as the story progresses. Kirsten Dunst is equally impressive, bringing so much depth and emotion to Katie, his wife, whose disappearance becomes the center of the mystery. The film starts off feeling like a tragic love story but gradually shifts into something much darker. Watching David’s slow descent into paranoia and violence was both fascinating and disturbing. The tension builds throughout, and while the movie doesn’t provide all the answers, it leaves you with an eerie sense of unease. The cinematography and direction add to that, making everything feel dreamlike and slightly off, which fits the story perfectly. While the pacing is a bit slow at times, the performances and atmosphere more than make up for it. If you enjoy psychological thrillers with a true crime element, All Good Things is definitely worth watching. It’s not a straightforward mystery, but it’s one of those movies that lingers in your mind, making you want to look up the real story just to process it all. See more Read all reviews

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