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Wildlife

PG-13
Movie
2018
1h 45m
English
Drama
14-year-old Joe is the only child of Jeanette and Jerry — a housewife and a golf pro — in a small town in 1960s Montana. Nearby, an uncontrolled forest fire rages close to the Canadian border, and when Jerry loses his job (and his sense of purpose) he decides to join the cause of fighting the fire, leaving his wife and son to fend for themselves.
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Jake Gyllenhaal
Jerry Brinson
Carey Mulligan
Jeanette Brinson
Ed Oxenbould
Joe Brinson
Zoe Colletti
Ruth-Ann
Bill Camp
Warren Miller
Tom Huston Orr
Mr. Cartwright
Darryl Cox
Clarence Snow
Ginger Gilmartin
Receptionist
John Walpole
Photographer
Jennifer Rogers
Female Employee
Richard L Olsen
Older Policeman
Lexi Anastasia
Lady (uncredited)
Avery Bagenstos
Football Player (uncredited)
Kaye BrownleeFrance
Grocery Store Customer (uncredited)
Laurie Cummings
Wealthy Car Buyer (uncredited)
Stacy Casaluci
Barmaid (uncredited)
Jay Dee
Firefighter (uncredited)
JR Hatchett
Firefighter (uncredited)
Sara Moore
Student (uncredited)
Blaine Maye
Groom (uncredited)
Dale Murphy
Firefighter (uncredited)
Directed By: Paul Dano
Written By: Paul Dano (Screenplay), Zoe Kazan (Screenplay)

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Cb Uppercut says...
5 years ago
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"People come in here when something good is going on in their lives, they want to capture that happy moment and make it permanent." The ending of this movie just is beautiful. This movie hits a little to close to home for me it just makes you feel uncomfortable but the movie is just real and the performances are all phenomenal epically Ed Oxenbould.
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CinemanicBonkers says...
5 years ago
That hit the emotions, a deep one and definitely felt sorry for the character joe played by (Ed oxenbould) that did a good job, hope to see him in more. There’s been similar situations in my childhood so did hit me a little. A good film and great plot with a good cast that all played well together.
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faithful soul says...
5 years ago
The performances in this fiery drama are strong across the board, but its young Oxenbould who makes the biggest impression, continuing his rise in Hollywood with a terrific turn here. An excellent film, slow burning and intensely powerful.
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Samcro7 says...
5 years ago
Ever since i heard about this movie, I was looking forward to watching it and I'm really glad it lived up to my expectations. A slow and sad story beautifully told from the perspective of the boy. we feel the same emotions as boy feels. some scenes are somehow uncomfortable to watch and I think that shows exactly how well the story telling is done. I also loved the cinematography. Filled with beautiful shots and camerawork. Overall great debut for Paul Dano.
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Saint Pauly
7/10  5 years ago
_Wildlife_ is a methanol fire: it burns slower and you can't see the flames but it does the same sort of damage as a regular blaze.

Because _Wildlife_ burns like a fuse that's building slowly to a soft explosion, all of the elements must be primed to prevent the spark from going out. The More
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5rJoud
3 years ago
**Warning: Gyllenhaal is not the lead here**

We see a boring family break apart from the perspective of the young boy. End of story. Safe to say there is no story, but there could easily have been one. Clearly the father is the most interesting character in "Wildlife". Being fired from a job that More
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Stephen Campbell
5 years ago
**_Old-fashioned filmmaking with a progressive theme_**

> _She looked at me and the expression on her face was an expression of dislike, one I hadn't seen before but knew right away. Later I would see it turned toward other people. But the first time was looking at me and was because she believed More
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