On the rocky path to sobriety after a life-changing accident, John Callahan discovers the healing power of art, willing his injured hands into drawing hilarious, often controversia...
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★★★★★
Like an AA meeting: disjointed, funny, moving, boring, inspiring and, ultimately, rewarding.
The actors are mesmerising. Joaquin Phoenix recovers nicely here from his misstep with Mary Magdalene but it's Jonah Hill as the sage gay sponsor who steals the film...
★★★★★
I found it to be a strangely dark comedy. Or rather it was funny despite the subject manner.
So technically a true story about a man named John Callahan who was an alcoholic and became paralyzed in a car accident because of his addiction to the bottle, but en...
★★★★★
I just wrote a review for the first time, for 30 minutes, and my web page shifted. I lost it.
All you need to know is, this film is GREAT. You should watch it.
★★★★★
I'm not even sure what I liked about this film. I almost turned it off around the 30 minute-mark. But it somehow got under my skin. Combined with the powerful, convincing performances by all involved (in particular Joaquin Phoenix), I couldn't really look away...
★★★★★
Gus Van Sant directs this beautiful film about John Callahan, alcoholic turned cripple turned cartoonist.
The heart of this story is truly inspiring. It is deep down a story about the darkest corner of the human spirit, and how through faith we can overcome a...
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Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot Official Trailer
