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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Felix (Duvall) simply wants to host his own goodbye, maybe have a band, and the reasons why are the reasons Get Low is essential viewing. That, and the acting. Read full review
Funny, touching and acutely observed film. Read full review
It's as soothing and pure as the sweetest water from the deepest well. Read full review
Though the story sometimes wanders into hazy, corny sentiment, its protagonist (called Felix Bush, which was apparently a nickname or alias of Breazeale's) is vivid, enigmatic and unpredictable. Read full review
In lesser hands this Southern saga might have collapsed into whimsical corn, but cinematographer-turned-director Aaron Schneider has fashioned a measured fable, witty and deeply felt, if at times tipping into melodrama. Read full review
With a mix of sly humor, homespun grace and affecting poignancy, Get Low casts a well-nigh irresistible spell. Read full review
All of this is just plain enjoyable. I liked it, but please don't make me say it's deeply moving or redemptive and uplifting. It's a genre piece for character actors is what it is, and that's an honorable thing for it to be. Read full review
The results are entertaining -- up to a point. Read full review
Duvall's acting turns magical: scary, touching, and full of grace. But Get Low, as directed by Aaron Schneider, forces you to sit through a lot of poky setup to reach that touching epiphany. Read full review
The movie's pleasures are acting pleasures, but the movie doesn't compel attention and never seems like more than the frame for a performance. Read full review
3.5
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More old, weird America. Read full review
Another Unforgettable Performance... ... from the indisputably amazing Robert Duvall.