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I Love You, Daddy
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I Love You, Daddy is a screwball comedy, written, directed by and starring Louis CK who financed it entirely himself, shot in New York in lustrous black-and-white; it contrives to be a very funny and recklessly provocative homage to Woody Allen, channelling his masterpiece Manhattan and brilliantly finding a fictional way to tackle his personal reputation head-on.
I Love You, Daddy is a screwball comedy, written, directed by and starring Louis CK who financed it entirely himself, shot in New York in lustrous black-and-white; it contrives to be a very funny and recklessly provocative homage to Woody Allen, channelling his masterpiece Manhattan and brilliantly finding a fictional way to tackle his personal reputation head-on.
Actors:
Lea Cohen,
Dan Puck,
Ebonee Noel,
Edie Falco,
Dusty Rhodes,
Saskia Slaaf,
Ryan Scott,
Robert Kelly,
Billy K. Peterson,
George Aloi,
Roger Brenner,
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Lea Cohen
Dan Puck
Ebonee Noel
Edie Falco
5 July 1963, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Dusty Rhodes
Saskia Slaaf
Ryan Scott
Robert Kelly
Billy K. Peterson
George Aloi
Roger Brenner
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Albert Brooks #Charlie Day #Chloë Grace Moretz #Daddy #Daddy (2017) #Ebonee Noel #Edie Falco #Helen Hunt #I Love You #I Love You #John Malkovich #Louis C.K. #Pamela Adlon #Robert Kelly #Rose Byrne #Sincée J. Daniels
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November 16, 2017
Louis C.K. is wearing Woody Allen glasses in this movie...a not-too-subtle touch.
September 15, 2017
[I Love you,] Daddy is a formally sloppy but conceptually audacious movie whose genuine laughs disguise the areas in which it fears to tread.
November 10, 2017
The movie version of a pervert in a raincoat flashing you, deftly enough that you aren't sure you saw what you saw.
November 20, 2017
Thematically tone deaf, stylistically inert and largely boring, I Love You, Daddy would be an awful film regardless of the news currently surrounding the writer/director.
November 20, 2017
The film is, undoubtedly, a great exercise by one of the last comedians who opines without censorship in the Trump era. [Full review in Spanish]
November 30, 2017
It's only an empty reflection on the abuse of power, which is just as focused on CK's self-proclaimed stature as a great comedian as it is about his regret for how his actions make him feel.
November 16, 2017
I Love You, Daddy is a technically impressive film ... And all rendered meaningless by the unmistakable stench of creepiness, narcissism and hypocrisy permeating the story.
November 20, 2017
It's like seeing a canary in a coal mine, Exhibit A for what's twisted in Hollywood culture and, in that regard, may be worth examining.
November 10, 2017
Queasy fare, not just because its rambling, self-indulgent story has strange and unfortunate associations with real-life allegations, but also for its tone-deaf narrative and offensive sexual politics.
September 15, 2017
This movie is the act of someone who thinks he's getting ahead of the story, who believes he can make something that almost smacks of being an admission and still take a $5 million distribution deal with the Orchard
November 20, 2017
Louis C.K. doesn't approach his subject substantially; rather, he uses China's coming-of-age story as a wedge to endorse, with an obliviously unconditional smugness, the merits of relationships between older men and teen-age girls.
December 05, 2017
I Love You, Daddy is much in line with the awkward situational humor to be expected from Louis C.K. It doesn't necessarily have the answers to the questions it presents, but it certainly brings an interesting discussion to the table