Name: Liverpool
Genre: Drama
Released: 2008-10-30
Duration: 1 h 24 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: Juan Fernández, Nieves Cabrera, Giselle Irrazabal

Watching moss grow is on par with this movie

Long cuts, fantastic scenes, total lack of dialog, personality, meaning, and plot.

Watching this movie is like something you do on your death bed when you have nothing else to do before the last breath.

After watching this movie, you will wish you were on your deathbed, if this is the height of cultural attainment by the producer, director, author.

Before watching this movie, go watch the concrete outside your home corrode. After a year or two, this movie will grow on you. Until then, not.

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