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I'm Still Here

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Casey Affleck

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Plot Summary

Casey Affleck follows Joaquin Phoenix's public meltdown with remarkable access as he retires from acting to become a rapper. Funny, shocking, and thoroughly riveting, the film defies expectations as it documents his bizarre transformation.

Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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53%
  • Reviews Counted: 127
  • Fresh: 67
  • Rotten: 60
  • Average Rating: 5.4/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: I'm not sure I believed a word of this film. Actors who melt down on camera are usually, well, acting. But I couldn't take my eyes off I'm Still Here. – Peter Travers, Rolling Stone, Sep 10, 2010

Rotten: If we're truly witnessing the unraveling of a talented man in his prime, it's just sad. If it's all performance art, though, it's just pointless. – Christy Lemire, Associated Press, Sep 10, 2010

Rotten: Chances are the joke is on us. The problem is the joke isn't very funny. In fact, it's kind of vile. – Tom Long, Detroit News, Sep 10, 2010

Fresh: Phoenix and Affleck aren't merely concerned with teaching everyone a lesson -- that would be cheap. They offer us an opportunity to step through the looking glass and see the human being that sits behind the famous personality. – Simon Miraudo, Quickflix, Apr 4, 2011

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Customer Reviews

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This movie was literally astounding. Despite all the 'is he/ isn't he' stuff surrounding it, the film takes you to amazing, uncomfortable places. The truth of it is completely irrelevant.

S my D

All of you one star people can just chill, this movie makes an example out of all the D' Bags out there that buy the media's crap and have no care or concern for people...especially famous people. It is also, by far, his best performance ever. Though it seems unlikely that he would actually go off the deep end like that, he still made so many people believe he did. So for that I give him crazy props.

I think everyone should watch it, it really is a movie that makes you think about what kind of person you are.

Incredible

Had this been a real documentary, I would be very disappointed right now. It lacks a clear structure among many other things. It shows a beloved actor falling to pieces.
BUT, knowing that it's a hoax, it's amazing. Knowing, that all these moments in the movie, where I thought, he had to see, how terrible he had become, were acted, it's a brilliant performance. Not many actors would have the guts to pull this off. It's daring. It's not perfect as a movie, but absolutely has to be viewed.
It might be a bit of a mess, but it's one big beautiful mess.
If you want to see someone, who's really understood, what acting is all about, watch Joaquin.

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