Kodachrome Reviews
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McKur liked
Kodachrome
The story was really strong and clever. Played on some of life’s strongest emotions. The ending was powerful.
Although it was a cool story, the writing had room for improvement. Love story wasn’t perfect, but I liked the acting! The old man crushed it.
32d
Siena Pollock loved
Kodachrome
Ok so casually just one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever watched alright 📸
54d
Zaya liked
Kodachrome
I loved the soundtrack, pictures and style of it but the characters were a bit stiff and hard to connect with.
1y
Chloe Pachoud liked
Kodachrome
I liked it but we know nothing about the characters, or as much as you would if you just heard things around in your neighbourhood. The old man that is awful to everybody, just can't get attached to him and I'm not sorry. The movie is enjoyable but got some troubles to enjoy it.
1y
Mickey loved
Kodachrome
8.6/10
Honestly a really touching movie. It is one of those movies where the message just resonates.
1y
Tristan loved
Kodachrome
The trio/movie we didn’t know we needed. With underlying tones of fatherhood and love this film was surprisingly exceptional. I really liked it and wouldn’t mind watching again in the future. Ben’s character is played really well I loved the banter between him and his son.
1y
cg is "meh" on
Kodachrome
6.3/10, really enjoyed certain aspects of this. The actors were great w/ good chemistry
2y
Stoofman liked
Kodachrome
I genuinely enjoyed this movie.
The romance was really good and how it progressed was awesome. But also the bond between the parent and child was ultimately what made it great.
He forgave him, and himself, the ending was absolutely beautiful and overall really good movie
2y
Alysour liked
Kodachrome
Personally would have never watched it but it definitely surprised me in a good way
2y
The Master-Rater liked
Kodachrome
7.8/10 another terrific feel good/ tear jerker movie. Great acting and solid cast. Jason sedauskis is easily a top 5 actor for me (and I haven’t even seen Ted lasso yet.) This is actually the first Elizabeth Olson film I’ve seen and I was impressed (she’s bad af)
2y