"Marjorie Prime" (2017) serves up a Prime Cut of Acting Prowess
Talk about your acting tour de force. The super strange sci-fi domestic drama "Marjorie Prime" practically redefines the term.
Veteran stalwarts Jon Hamm, Tim Robbins, Geena Davis and (the great and egregiously underappreciated) Lois Smith invest their considerable collective acumen into this freaky fable exploring the preservation of memory and the perception of identity. At times befuddling and stagy (the film is based on a play, after all), yet at once consistently compelling, "Marjorie Prime" is certainly not for everybody.
That is, unless everybody happens to appreciate thoughtful, and thought-provoking, cinematic performance.
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