We Need to Talk About Kevin Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 1084

Average Rating: 3/4

# of Ratings: 97

Theatrical Release Date: 12/09/2011

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 05/29/2012

Language: English

Genre: Drama, Thriller

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Lynne Ramsay

Actors: John C. Reilly, Tilda Swinton, Ezra Miller, Siobhan Fallon, Ursula Parker, Lauren Fox

Plot: A woman reaches out to her estranged husband to deal with her grief and sense of responsibility after her son goes on a school-shooting rampage. -- Chris Kavan

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/24/2019

An unpleasant but great watch, "We Need to Talk About Kevin" is an unsettling and complicated movie thanks to unsettling and complicated themes.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 03/30/2014

The film is about a woman reaches out to her estranged husband to deal with her grief and sense of responsibility after her son goes on a school-shooting rampage. This movie started of strange and slow but as the movie went on the film got darker and shocking towards the end.

Alex - wrote on 06/14/2012

Told exceptionally well. First time in several months I have seen a unique drama with excellant character development. What I liked most was how it wasn't too political or preachy. Tilda Swinton was outstanding. True drama fans must check out this flick and add it to your top movies of 2011 list.

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Engrossing 'Indie'

MovieMike - wrote on 01/25/2017

It’s a shame many independent films never get the same exposure as offerings from the major movie studios. Most ‘Indie’ movies never make it to the local cinema, and have to rely on popular buzz from venues like Sundance to get an audience. Unless you’re fortunate enough to catch the film at the nearest art-house theater, it will likely get lost in the shuffle of all the titles thrown at you from the pay-per-view and Netflix listings. I’ve reviewed a number of these kinds of films since starting this blog (‘Memento’ and ‘Frozen River’ come to mind) and I’m always on the lookout similar works to share with those of you who also want to experience something that is unusual and outside of the norm of the standard Hollywood fare.

I had read a short description on ‘We …