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Get Low
Much-feared hermit Felix Bush comes to town with a wad of cash and announces his intention to preside over his own funeral. This way he can hear what everyone is saying about him, and get the truth to his past out in the open. But will he be able to get anybody to come? And will he be able to reveal his secrets?
1970, Abingdon, Virginia, USA
21 September 1950, Wilmette, Illinois, USA
27 June 1999, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
19 August 1947, Collins, Mississippi, USA
5 September 1981
25 December 1949, Quitman, Texas, USA
16 June 1934, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
12 April 1981, Stolberg, Germany
March 04, 2015
Quiet character study is stellar but won't appeal to kids.July 04, 2011
Highly unusual drama - with black comedy elements - which allows Duvall to showcase his refined skills.December 15, 2010
The creaky foreshadowing is a big problem, and the movie runs in place for most of its second half, though Duvall manages to pull it back on track with his climactic soliloquy, which sobers and silences the carnivalesque funeral party.May 24, 2011
The mighty Robert Duvall delivers an astounding turn as a man whose soul is burdened by the weight of regret in Get Low.August 18, 2010
It contains yet another pitch-perfect performance by Robert Duvall, who has given more great performances over the age of 60 than any actor, probably ever.January 18, 2011
That the finale ends up being trite is a shame, but the long, gentle jaunt to arrive there is a pleasurable one.August 13, 2010
It affords Duvall a terrific role, harking back to his screen debut as one of literature's great loners, Boo Radley.August 20, 2010
Eccentric and ultimately touching.June 22, 2013
This is a film about a man who doesn't speak to the world for 40 years, and once it comes time, the movie won't let him, or itself, shut up.May 24, 2011
Basically, it's Hollywood slush dressed up as American Gothic.January 31, 2011
Sweet and gentle and occasionally makes you crave a catnap.May 26, 2011
The ponderous route of the film is livened up by the presence of the deadpan Bill Murray