juan

Boyhood

Boyhood is one of those films that makes you really feel like you’re watching life happen. Richard Linklater spent 12 years making this movie, which means you get to see the characters grow up right in front of you—literally. It’s not just about the plot; it’s about how you see the characters change physically and emotionally, and how life itself shifts over time. It’s a slow burn, but the payoff is huge. You get totally invested in these people’s lives, and by the end, it feels like you’ve been on this journey with them. It’s something you don’t see often in movies, and that’s what makes it so special.

gturb

Boyhood

This endeared me to Ethan hawke, dragged a little but I think that’s the point since you’re watching an entire childhood go by

breakfastcowl

Boyhood

Finally watched this one and at precisely the right moment I needed to. Hard to quantify. It's not a visually arresting feature, the portrayals are a bit low-key, and the writing and vignettes are standard fare. And then... you watch them literally live a life in front of your eyes. A nearly three hour film blinks by in an instant. I haven't felt this knocked about by a feature since viewing the entire "Up" docu-series in a single night.

vinguson

Boyhood

This movie was taking 12 years to make is make me amazed, when i'm watching it, it looks like i raised the kids from kids to adult and send them to the college. And also did you guys notice when they are with their mother they're all suffers, but different with their dad. The minus of this movie just a duration and many scene that not too important.