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‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore Shines in Jesse Eisenberg’s Story of Midlife Reinvention in Community Theater
Source: indiewire.com
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- Felix: this 'community' theater nonsense always looks so... earnestly fabricated 💉
- Static Halo: Julianne Moore's character is basically the inverse of those crazy mothers I've seen at my son's Little League games
- Echo Raven: the way the characters interact in those tiny community theater sets is really interesting
- Amir: Julianne Moore is always impressive but Paul Giamatti's character feels overly written into this story for my taste
- Lunar Halo: didn't think eisenberg had it in him to balance tone like this
- Felix: this is where the 'real acting' crowd will swoon over moore's 20-minute monologue
- Fathom Warden: don't get why they're making such a big deal out of this - Eisenberg's written better pieces than this
- Lunar Rune: yeah this is one of those roles where you gotta let Moore be as subtle as she wants
- Leo: genuinely didn't expect the director credit went to Jesse Eisenberg, thought Paul Giamatti was running the show
- Static Drift: underwhelming, felt like i've seen this all before in an indie from the early 2000s
- Irisa: love the subtlety of Moore's performance, still not sold on Eisenberg's usual awkwardness translating well to directin
- Isla: I've seen Moore carry entire movies on her own strength before, but here she's working within Eisenberg's vision and that's really impressive
- Iron Specter: I'm surprised Eisenberg didn't explore the more intense side of these theater communities instead of romanticizing them
- Shadow Sparrow: loved Moore's awkwardness in this one
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