this bore fest is nearly two hours of sizzle-less romance and thudding dialogue, centered around the sort of obnoxious free spirit who'd start up an unwanted conversation with you at a bar
the movie comes to offer, dare we believe it, some hope for people who love other people. It's ultimately a different kind of love story than he's attempted to make before, but the end of one story can't help but inspire the beginning of another
in a lot of ways, "Endings, Beginnings" is a perfect movie to watch during quarantine; also, it's a beautiful story and hits those emotional notes that make Drake Doremus's work so cathartic
by Johnny Oleksinski [New York Post ]
by Rachel Leishman [The Mary Sue ]
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