Nurse Betty

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S. O @Col._Angus Jun 25 This feels like an extended-length episode of Love on the Spectrum, with an entirely inappropriate ending that makes the writer look like a complete buffoon. If you're really stupid, and you like really stupid movies, you'll probably love this. See more alan G @agenser Mar 8 Violent psychotic and terrible. Confusing and horrible acting. Morgan Freeloader plays his violent demonic self and ruins another film. He can't act. He was a one and done. See more Adel M @RT58719611 03/25/2025 It’s beautiful, delicate, soft movie captivating your feelings from start to end, one of the best movie for the last decade. I LOVE IT💖 See more Test T @TestTest1 02/19/2024 I watched this on DVD recently and I found it very confusing. I really did not know whether I was watching actual events unfold in Betty's life, or if the story was playing out as her fantasy, to protect her from what happened to her husband. How could she have possibly remained undiscovered in the next room with the TV on and the door ajar when he was killed? It just doesn't make any sense, and that's just the beginning. By the end, I was completely lost. The film is well made, with lots of nice locations and interesting dialogue. Morgan Freeman performs extremely well, making the film watchable. Renee Zellweger also performs well, but as the centre of the confusion I found her more challenging to appreciate. I found the other characters peculiar and difficult to relate to, and I resented the use of foreign language and subtitles. In my opinion, the problem with this movie occurred when it was written. No amount of skill and talent can rectify a flawed concept. Unfortunately it's just pretty nonsense and I can't recommend it. See more Zazoo909 C @RT70598408 07/20/2023 "Nurse Betty" feels like two horribly mismatched scripts stapled together by a drunk. First, the casting disaster: lovable, splindly teddy bear, voice-of-all wisdom, Morgan Freeman tries to play a cold-blooded Samuel L. Jackson a la "Pulp Fiction". Then, Chris Rock, playing his psychopath buddy, scalps a man alive, tearing off his hairy pate, screaming bloody murder!!...then they play it off for dark Tarantino chuckles? WTF? On top of this mess they've slapped a ditsy love story with Rene Zellweger at her ditsiest. To be fair, the central conceit - a PTSD-addled Ms. Z searching for love in a soap opera fantasy - this is brilliant, and as the pitiful Pollyanna, Rene's so amazing, we can't help falling for her and her impossible dream. Of course, with all that other blech glued on, it's hard to feel other than confused and betrayed, but you'll probably stick around just to see how this sunken ship tries to right itself. See more 06/13/2021 This was a good movie 3.6 See more Read all reviews

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