Asia Vieira, Colin Farrell, Dallas Roberts
From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Hours" comes a story that chronicles a dozen years in the lives of two best friends who couldn't be more different. From suburban Cleveland in the 60s, t...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 2, 2004
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Stats: 662 reviews
Flixster Reviews (662)
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March 21, 2008Nice little film with amazing performances. I love it... I ADORE it. But it's flawed. The screenplay is incredible at the beginning... sadly, after the first half hour, it starts to go down and finally it crashes and burns in the last 5 minutes. Colin Farrell 2nd best performance...( read more)
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January 4, 2007This is the first film where I actually realized how good of an actor Colin Farrell is. I was completely shocked by his performance. It is the most natural I've ever seen him. All of the characters are so unique. It is a really great story. Like most films I enjoy, it has a very ...( read more)
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March 16, 2006Colin Farrell as a soft and tender character is one of the most inspired casting choices that film making has made in a very long time. The rest of the cast and the story run along so smoothly that you are swept along with them. There is no pretentions here, and everything is as ...( read more)
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October 25, 2009
A home at the end of the world was for me disappointed. Maybe because of my expectations for the movie and then it lacked of depth o...( read more) -
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September 5, 2009he was looking for his home, its his journey to find it.
everybody here is a bit or a lot wired and has each problems.
it also show the matter of deep relations and relationships.
if u are not related,sexuality are different, i hope we can make own home.
i love this word,
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July 8, 2009I wonder where they found the miniature Colin Farrell to play teenage Bobby.
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Critic Reviews
July 30, 2004
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
July 30, 2004
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Farrell is astonishing in the movie, not least because the character is such a departure from everything he has done before. full review
July 25, 2004
Marcy Dermansky, About.com
The first third of "A Home At The End Of The World" is simply wonderful. full review
July 24, 2004
Stephanie Zacharek, Salon.com
We never fully know what those characters are thinking or feeling. full review
July 23, 2004
Claudia Puig, USA Today
An intriguing look at an unconventional definition of family, whose members don't speak in Hollywood clichés. full review
July 23, 2004
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
The problem is not just that Bobby is hard to believe but that he's not interesting enough to make us want to believe him. full review
July 23, 2004
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
The funny and heartfelt Home is a small treasure. full review
July 22, 2004
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
So thoroughly decent in its intentions and so tactful in its methods that people are likely to persuade themselves that it's better than it is, which is not very good. full review
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February 11, 2008The more I read and see the more I want to see this movie!! (2004 Director: Michael Mayer) A Home at the End of the World, an intimate film based on a novel by Michael Cunningham (author of The Hours). Oh stars one of my personal favorite actresses, Sissy Spacek AND the amazingly talented Colin Farrell.
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April 23, 2007I never read the novel the film was based on but I think it was a good film CF did a pretty good job far as drama is concerned more low key compared to Alexander he did before to bad though he didn't show more of his intimate parts the all (important deleted scenes).
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