Blue Jasmine

Name: Blue Jasmine
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: July 26, 2013
Duration: 98 min
Rating: 78
Cast: Alec Baldwin, Bobby Cannavale, Cate Blanchett, Louis C.K., Michael Stuhlbarg

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Sony Pictures Classics | Release Date: July 26, 2013 | PG-13

Starring: Alec Baldwin, Bobby Cannavale, Cate Blanchett, Louis C.K., Michael Stuhlbarg, Peter Sarsgaard, Sally Hawkins

Summary: After everything in her life falls to pieces, including her marriage to wealthy businessman Hal, elegant New York socialite Jasmine moves into her sister Ginger’s modest apartment in San Francisco to try to pull herself back together again. [Sony Pictures Classics]

Director: Woody Allen

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 98 min

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The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

Sep 26, 2013

After all those false dawns, non-comebacks and semi-successful Euro jeux d'esprit, Allen has produced an outstanding movie, immensely satisfying and absorbing, and set squarely on American turf: that is, partly in San Francisco and partly in New York. Read full review

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Manohla Dargis

Jul 25, 2013

[Allen's] most sustained, satisfying and resonant film since “Match Point.” Read full review

Rene Rodriguez

Aug 8, 2013

Blue Jasmine, which is easily Allen’s best and most powerful movie since 2005’s "Match Point", is filled with terrific performances, including Hawkins as the sweet-natured Ginger. Read full review

Joe Neumaier

Jul 25, 2013

The way she (Blanchette) anchors this superb dramedy is a thing of beauty. Read full review

Marjorie Baumgarten

Aug 7, 2013

The saga unfolds in a fairly charming fashion, and only Allen’s abrupt ending breaks the spell. Clearly, the filmmaker has no more ideas than Jasmine about how to resolve her predicament. Read full review

Geoff Pevere

Aug 1, 2013

Woody Allen’s first Stateside production in nearly a decade is a sharply observed, post-economic crash comedy-drama that boasts a formidable performance by Cate Blanchett and addresses such pertinent real-world concerns as class, gender and corporate criminality in urban America. Read full review

Stephanie Zacharek

Jul 23, 2013

Blue Jasmine is so relentlessly clueless about the ways real human beings live, and so eager to make the same points about human nature that Allen has made dozens of times before, that it seems like a movie beamed from another planet. Read full review

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poetreviewer

Aug 25, 2013

Great movie, great acting. Cate Blanchette is Jasmine, a woman who has lost touch with reality because she's lost her identity. Woody Allen's script and overall concept are both human and divine. This movie is so full of humanity, everyone should be able to relate in some odd way and feelGreat movie, great acting. Cate Blanchette is Jasmine, a woman who has lost touch with reality because she's lost her identity. Woody Allen's script and overall concept are both human and divine. This movie is so full of humanity, everyone should be able to relate in some odd way and feel both annoyance and empathy for its characters. I love this movie. Allen at his best.… Expand

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alejandro970

Feb 12, 2017

Outstanding Blanchett in the shoes of a swan princess fallen from grace in the edge of insanity. The neurosis and humor are the hallmark of long lived Allen.

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gigiharris17

Nov 9, 2015

Darkly funny, often in a laugh out loud, self-deprecating way, but it also doubles as a cautionary tale.

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Stingwood

Feb 8, 2014

Woody? Welcome back! This is the best Allen's film of almost two decades. Absolutely better and more powerful than "Midnight in Paris" and "Vicky Cristina Barcelona". This movie has every characteristic of his old films.

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Nitish

Aug 20, 2014

Wonderful Movie, It looks like a higher version of Young Adults..!!
I just wish they make another movie as a sequel of this. LOL, I mean i really wanted to know what happened after the end of the movie..!!

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GreatMartin

Aug 9, 2013

Blanche DuBois comes onstage. She’s Stella’s older, single sister (early thirties). Blanche waits inside the apartment and has a shot of Stanley’s booze--the sisters reunite and Blanche reveals some bad news--they are bankrupt. She had a bit of a break-down--Blanche is horrified that herBlanche DuBois comes onstage. She’s Stella’s older, single sister (early thirties). Blanche waits inside the apartment and has a shot of Stanley’s booze--the sisters reunite and Blanche reveals some bad news--they are bankrupt. She had a bit of a break-down--Blanche is horrified that her sister is living in a dump like this one when they both come from such a wealthy, elite background. Blanche has another drink--rest assured that Blanche is either having a drink or about to have a drink at all times--Stella goes to the bathroom and Stanley enters and Blanche sees a man not good enough for her sister and too brutal for the DuBois sisters--while they chat, Blanche reveals that she was married once, but her husband died-- that night Stanley and his buddies play poker at the house. Among said buddies is Mitch, who is single.

No, you are not watching a remake of “A Streetcar Named Desire” or a filming of Cate Blanchett's Blanche, that she played on stage to resounding success. You are watching a modern Woody Allen version called “Blue Jasmine” but unfortunately Allen is not the poet and lover of words that Tennessee Williams was. Here Blanche is called Jasmine, or Jeanette, her sister Stella here called Ginger, played by Sally Hawkins, only now they are not blood sisters but both were adopted, which gives Woody Allen a chance to riff on genes! He also has a Bernie Madoff like Alec Baldwin while pointing fingers at how much did Jasmine--Ruth Madoff--know?

Now instead of one Staney we have 3: Gingers ex, Augie (Andrew Dice Clay), her current lover Chili (Bobby Cannavale) and a possible future lover Al (Louis C.K.) while Blanche/Jasmine’s gentleman caller Mitch is called Dwight (Peter Sarsgaard). Some more modern touches are using San Francisco instead of New Orleans, the guys watching a football game instead of playing poker, Jasmine popping Xanax and we see Blanche’s Belle Reeves in her New York life. Allen does stick to old blues songs playing a lot of the originals.

While all the actors acquit themselves doing excellent work it is more Cate Blanchett’s movie than theirs or Woody Allen’s. This is the closest we'll ever get to her stage portrayal of Blanche and, as of now, she is the forerunner for the Oscar’s Best Actress award.… Expand

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Broyax

Sep 26, 2020

Encore l’une des grosses conneries de Woody Allen, le vieux casse-couilles binoclard à tronche de cake qui n’en finit plus de nous les briser avec ses films de merde qu’il enchaîne comme à la parade sans s’arrêter parce qu’un con, vous voyez, ça ne s’arrête jamais… même pas une pause !Encore l’une des grosses conneries de Woody Allen, le vieux casse-couilles binoclard à tronche de cake qui n’en finit plus de nous les briser avec ses films de merde qu’il enchaîne comme à la parade sans s’arrêter parce qu’un con, vous voyez, ça ne s’arrête jamais… même pas une pause !

C’est la rouquine qui s’y colle même si elle commence à battre de l’aile et sans doute s’est-elle dit qu’un « Woody » ferait bien sur sa carte de visite et sur son cv : « regardez, j’ai tourné avec le con ! » ce qui signifie qu’on peut l’accepter dans les cercles des intellos-bobos qui racontent de la merde H24, 24/7, à la manière des « personnages » des films-étrons de Woody Allen, des « personnages » qui n’arrêtent pas de jacasser…

Donc, ici, ça jacasse et ça soûle et ça gave et ça continue de jacasser alors que pendant ce temps, le film sans scénario ni histoire se regarde le nombril en compagnie de ses comédiens qui continuent de jacasser sur leur nombril et le nombril des autres à n’en plus finir…

Eventuellement, tous ces blablas pitoyables finissent par s’arrêter, car le film ne peut pas durer plusieurs heures ni plusieurs jours ainsi mais en temps subjectif, c’est tout comme… car en temps subjectif, cette bouse de Woody semble durer 10 ans. Sans pause. Et même en avance rapide (merci la télécommande !) ça dure (encore) beaucoup trop longtemps, vu que ça brasse de la merde à n’en plus pouvoir ! alors Woody le mongolo, prend ton pseudo-film et dégage dans la benne la plus proche, crevard !… Expand

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