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Monday, July 14, 2025 at 5:51 PM

Movie Review -- I Care A Lot

Movie Review -- I Care A Lot

This movie, starring Rosamund Pike and Peter Dinklage, started me out with such high hopes. I Care A Lot is a new thriller/action film where the villain is the main character. While I love a good film about a really bad baddie, this movie did not do that for me. At a longer feature length of nearly two hours, the first hour of this movie was intriguing and garnered interest right away (as it should). However, and I cannot stress this enough, the movie should’ve ended an hour in. I did not have any way of rooting for or sympathizing for the main character until the last ten minutes of the film, and by then it was far too late. 
While I will say this film has some excellent plot twists and story motivations, it simply does not salvage itself enough to recommend it highly on my list.


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