Euphoria

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Euphoria

R

2019

1h 38m

Drama

Adventure

Mystery & Thriller

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Two estranged sisters reconnect when one suggests traveling to a mysterious and remote castle.

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While Euphoria's aims are admirable, it's musings on life and death are oddly hollow.

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Sara Michelle Fetters

MovieFreak.com

06/29/2019

3/4

[The] superlative performances from Vikander and Green anchor the proceedings in intimately naturalistic substance that's achingly authentic.

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Rex Reed

Observer

06/28/2019

1/4

Euphoria should be called Dyspepsia. It lulls you into a disagreeable stupor clearly labeled "who cares?"

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Nick Allen

RogerEbert.com

06/28/2019

1.5/4

Euphoria struggles to be little more than a hum-drum meditation on kicking the bucket.

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Richard Crouse

Richard Crouse

01/29/2021

1.5/5

Assisted death is an issue ripe for drama and yet the movie sidesteps every opportunity for depth with the kind of fake solemnity favored by undertakers.

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Nick Rocco Scalia

Film Threat

08/27/2019

4/10

It's not that Euphoria lacks good intentions or comes off as superficial in its treatment of death and dying. It's just that there's so much potential for grace or humor or despair or horror inherent in its premise.

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Soham Gadre

Film Inquiry

07/18/2019

Euphoria would have done better to confront and embrace the challenge of an agnostic argument for euthanasia, and there is certainly one to make. Instead, the movie presents its talking points like a checklist.

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Terry B

12/31/2024

You're alrdy dead if you dislike this movie.

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Ian W

03/04/2024

What a mess. Euthanasia and two unlikable sisters go to a hotel where one of them is to die. Real shame that the hotel wasn't doing a "buy one get one free offer". The Charles Dance character added nothing. The 'party' with a band playing in front of a dozen people might have looked OK on a storyboard, but it failed, miserably. All in all, it was a rubbish watch.

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Jerod S

@jeroduptown 02/10/2023

Sisters off to a wacko place where you go to die (assisted). All their mommy and daddy issues come up, they fight, they draw closer. Vikander is a fav, but this drama slogs a little.

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steve d

12/07/2022

The well matched leads can do nothing with this script.

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lars k

12/12/2020

Not bad at all. Insight to a sad part of life. Complicated questions, not easy to answers. Very good actors. Alicia Wikander is amazing.

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01/04/2020

It's a very sad movie .... 2 sisters find back there bond after a while of being so far ... but that was during the elder sister die because of her illness... she decided to take of her life in a far place beside her sister

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Synopsis

Two estranged sisters reconnect when one suggests traveling to a mysterious and remote castle.

Director: Lisa Langseth
Producer: Patrik Andersson, Frida Bargo, Charles Collier
Screenwriter: Lisa Langseth
Distributor: Freestyle Releasing
Production Co: Vikarious Productions, Dancing Camel Films, Svensk Filmindustri, B-Reel Feature Films, Sveriges Television, Dorian Media
Rating: R (Some Sexual Content|Language)
Genre: Drama, Adventure, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 28, 2019, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 28, 2019
Runtime: 1h 38m

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