All Good Things
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A love story and a murder mystery set against the backdrop of a New York real estate dynasty in the 1980s. The story was inspired by the story of Robert Durst, scion of the wealthy Durst family. Durst was suspected, but never tried, of murdering his wife who disappeared in 1982 and was never found.
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Publisher:
Los Angeles : - Magnolia Home Entertainment
Language:
English
Credits:
Director of photography, Michael Seresin ; editors, David Rosenbloom, Shelby Siegel ; music, Rob Simonsen.
Performers:
Ryan Gosling, Kirsten Dunst, Frank Langella.
Suitability:
MPAA rating R for drug use, violence, language and some sexuality
Notes:
DVD ; widescreen (1.78:1) presentation ; Dolby digital 5.1 surround.
In English, with optional subtitles in English or Spanish; closed captioned.
DVD release of the 2010 motion picture.
Extra features: deleted scenes; All good things, truth in fiction; back in time, researching the original story; unraveling the story, interview with director Andrew Jarecki; wrinkles in time, Ryan Ages; commentary with Andrew Jarecki (director/producer) and Robert Durst; commentary with Andrew Jarecki (director/producer), Marcus Hinchey (co-writer/co-producer) and Marc Smerling (co-writer/co-producer).
In English, with optional subtitles in English or Spanish; closed captioned.
DVD release of the 2010 motion picture.
Extra features: deleted scenes; All good things, truth in fiction; back in time, researching the original story; unraveling the story, interview with director Andrew Jarecki; wrinkles in time, Ryan Ages; commentary with Andrew Jarecki (director/producer) and Robert Durst; commentary with Andrew Jarecki (director/producer), Marcus Hinchey (co-writer/co-producer) and Marc Smerling (co-writer/co-producer).
Statement of responsibility:
the Weinstein Company and Groundswell Productions present ; a Hit the Ground Running film ; produced by Marc Smerling, Andrew Jarecki ... [et al.] ; written by Marcus Hinchey and Marc Smerling ; directed by Andrew Jarecki
Physical description:
1 videodisc (ca. 101 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentA decent film. Kept my interest throughout the film
like the movie said it is based on a twisted true story u know
Kirsten Dunst, Ryan Gosling, and Frank Langella are perfect for their roles. This film is based upon real events, but the names have been changed because not all facts are known. The structure of the story is so convoluted, I had to watch it twice to determine exactly what was happening. The real events were so convoluted, that nobody was ever even charged with two of the alleged major crimes. Excellent portrayal of an innocent soul dragged down by a deeply demented character. I just saw Gosling in Half Nelson and Blue Valentine. He is an actor of incredible versatility.
Absorbing, well acted murder drama based on true events.
Sordid American true-crime drama about a psychologically brutalized rich kid turned homicidal ne’er-do-well. I wish that the film and its strong cast had ignored historical precedent entirely and concentrated on delivering a better story instead. (http://calicojack2.blogspot.com/2011/08/all-good-things-dvd-0-2010.html)
I thought this was pretty good! Kirsten Dunst, Ryan Gosling and Frank Langella did an amazing job. The movie was part love story/ part horror movie. Overall, I recommend!
This movie was slow, disturbed and should be renamed "Not Very Good"
Good - All Good Things (2010) 101 min. While watching this film inspired by true events, I wondered how some allow themselves to be controlled by others - in this case, a woman played by Kirsten Dunst being controlled by her husband played by Ryan Golsing. And the answer came to me in that they don't allow themselves to be controlled per se; only that it takes time, sometimes years, to fully comprehend what is truly happening to them. It's only in times of abuse (whether verbal or physical) that the control begins to hit home. Also, I don't think anyone wants to admit to themselves that they've chosen wrong; which allows that time I mentioned to pass before something is done. Both Dunst and Gosling provide great performances though the last act becomes somewhat confusing. The viewer could easily relate to the fear portrayed by Dunst. The film plays like a drama but could easily be characterized a horror.