Movie Information
Overall Rank: 23062
Average Rating: 2.1/4
# of Ratings: 8
Theatrical Release Date: 11/13/2015
Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 07/05/2016
Language: English
Genre: Drama, Romance
MPAA Rating: R
Director: Angelina Jolie
Actors: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Mélanie Laurent, Sarah Naudi, Melvil Poupaud, Niels Arestrup
Plot: France in the mid-70s - former dancer Vanessa and her writer husband, Roland, travel the countryside. Their relationship has gotten more distant, but a stop at a quaint seaside town draws them closer as they interact with some of the vibrant people, including the local barkeep and hotel owner. -- Chris Kavan
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2/4
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 06/25/2019
Painfully pretentious and boring love-letter to itself that tries to imitate an art-film, but fails miserably.
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2/4
By the Sea - Movie review
Matthew Brady - wrote on 12/15/2015
I wish the waves will take me away and maybe I might find the meaning to the movie.
By The Sea is about a married couple who takes a vacation in France in the 1970s and find that their time in a sleepy seaside town, complete with a unique array of locals, strengthens their bond and reaffirms their marriage.
Through out my years reviewing movies on this site, I always avoid using words like "pretentious" or "too arty", as I normally don't think that. To me, if a film what's to tell it's story in a unique way with the power of art and visuals that's done well, then I don't think it's pretentious or too arty. Everyone has different taste and I know it's kind of beating a dead horse right now since I keep bringing that up, but I do that just to keep everyone in mind that my opinion and …
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1.5/4
Drag the Waters
Unknown - wrote on 12/10/2015
'By The Sea' had my recognition in the fact that it was another collaborative starring effort from Jolie and Pitt that was also written/directed by Jolie. It peaked my interest enough to see the film and it's the only thing that kept me till the end. This movie was wearing thin before the halfway point. The drama we are supposed to be invested in is played slowly through character reveals. The only problem is that we don't dive deep into this married couple's broken relationship when that's the intent of the film. It's all so easily understood and on the surface, even though the story wants us to believe it's not. There's no emotional attachment to these characters ever established. The pair are seen spying/interacting with another couple next door. This dynamic doesn't hold much …
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