This movie messed me up.

"A Good Person" is a thought-provoking drama that explores the complexities of human behavior and the consequences of our actions. The film features outstanding performances from Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman, who bring depth and nuance to their respective roles.

The cinematography in "A Good Person" intricate character close-ups that emphasize the emotions and inner turmoil of the characters. The film's soundtrack is complementing the visuals and enhancing the mood of the scenes.

The story is well-paced, with a well-crafted plot that keeps the audience engaged and guessing until the end. The film raises important ethical questions about the morality of our decisions and the impact they have on ourselves and those around us.

Overall, "A Good Person" is an excellent film that deserves its high rating. It's a thought-provoking drama that explores complex themes with intelligence, sensitivity, and skillful execution. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a meaningful cinematic experience.

Wow! What a master piece. Ofcourse, this is a MUST WATCH!

I absolutely adored this film. Just when I thought Florence Pugh couldn't get any better, she goes and totally blows me away with what I believe is probably her best performance yet. The rest of the cast, including Morgan Freeman, are also fantastic. It's funny, it's charming, it's devastating.

This one is firmly in my top releases of 2023.

How good was this performance by Florence Pugh?

I can see why critics hated it, and I can see why they'd be wrong to. It feels messy, but deliberately so. To be fair, you were never going to have a bad film when its headed up by Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman, and letting them shine is the best thing anyone could do.

A decent watch due to the cast and their performances that completely save the movie. Zach Braff has his strengths but a lot of his weaknesses are on display here with a good amount of the subject matter.

O K. LONG BUT O K.

Florence Pugh was out here carrying this movie! She is extremely raw but still very likeable. I think the main issue is that the script feels a little paint by numbers. It's an extremely sad story about addiction and blame and moving on, but it's not especially clever or subtle and the angles it has on these themes isn't the most unique.

For the depths of pain this movie wants to explore, IMO it doesn't go as deep as it could have.

Superb. Morgan Freeman as a broken man is hard to watch, which means he's that much of an amazing actor. Is that Florence singing too?! Wow, great voice! Great acting all around, it was so powerful and well done. The story felt real and painful. A recommended watch for sure.

Went into this one completely blind and it was definitely _not_ what I expected. Between Hulu's _Dopesick_, Netflix's _Painkiller_, and the upcoming _Pain Hustlers_ (also Netflix), it would seem that Hollywood has taken an interest in the opioid epidemic. These are stories worth exploring and the topic is broad enough that they can all coexist without making each other superfluous. Zach Braff takes an interesting angle, with the opioid element feeling like just a plot point rather than blistering commentary. This isn't a takedown of big pharma, it's a personal drama that just so happens to intersect with big pharma. The question then becomes, is this a personal drama worth watching? Overall, I thought it was a mixed bag. The acting is strong. The low-level writing has it's moments (e.g. the bar scene with the old high school "buddies" was effective). But there's some big picture plotting that feels forced and/or melodramatic, with some character motivations giving me whiplash. That whiplash extended into the overall style as well. Sometimes the movie felt almost Hallmark-esque, whereas other times it wants to be a realistic addiction story. An oddly ambitious combination, but ultimately the balancing act didn't work for me.

A deep and strong plot, all cast worked great together and were fantastic in their roles, over all decent film.

Acting and directing are all top form but thanks to characters that are sometimes inconsistent, this doesn't pack the punch it should have.

this movie broke me, punched in the gut, dragged face down through fresh asphalt, and then fixed and hugged me