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The Angriest Man in Brooklyn
Directed by
Phil Alden Robinson
R
2014
84m
Comedy
,
Drama
5.7
9%
31%
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A perpetually angry man is informed he has 90 minutes to live and promptly sets out to reconcile with his family and friends in the short time he has left.
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Cast of The Angriest Man in Brooklyn
Robin Williams
Henry Altmann
Mila Kunis
Dr. Sharon Gill
Peter Dinklage
Aaron Altmann
Melissa Leo
Bette Altmann
Hamish Linklater
Tommy Altmann
Sutton Foster
Adela
James Earl Jones
Ruben
Richard Kind
Bix
Daniel Raymont
Ulugbek
Chris Gethard
Dr. Jordan Reed
Jerry Adler
Cooper
Isiah Whitlock, Jr.
Yates
Bob Dishy
Frank
Da'Vine Joy Randolph
Nurse Rowan
Jeremie Harris
Leon
Lee Garlington
Gummy
Roy Milton Davis
Buster
Olga Merediz
Jane
Hank Chen
Damien
Rock Kohli
Gurjot
Kirk Taylor
Cop
Sunah Bilsted
Elevator Mother
Len Murach
Boat Captain
Noah Radcliffe
Tommy (10 Years Old)
Sawyer Ever
Tommy (5 Years Old)
Louis C.K.
Dr. Fielding
Adam Chernick
Peter (7 Years Old)
Zariah Singletary
Flower Girl
Chris Skeries
Pedestrian
Tucker Brown
Paul (Elevator Kid)
Phil Alden Robinson
Director
Assi Dayan
Writer
Daniel Taplitz
Writer
Bob Cooper
Producer
Tyler Mitchell
Producer
Daniel J. Walker
Producer
The Angriest Man in Brooklyn Ratings & Reviews
anderson.754
6d ago
Good moments, some funny scenes, but the story seems a bit rushed. The narration is good, however it was hard to watch since his passing, but overall a good movie
leonardmaltin.com
Leonard Maltin
"The Angriest Man in Brooklyn" doesn't seem to know what chord to strike: it veers wildly from madcap farce to social satire to sentimental family drama.
Variety
Peter Debruge
A schmaltz opera that indulges Robin Williams' most melancholy tics and themes.
amNewYork
Robert Levin
This is the sort of monumental cinematic disaster that could only be made by talented people comprehensively bungling things.
TheMovieReport.com
Michael Dequina
The cast is directed to often scream at each other at the top of their lungs, making the would-be comic material all bark with little-to-no bite.
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
Brooklyn isn't heartbreaking, heartwarming, or funny. Instead, it's unbelievably awkward, and when it isn't artificial it's wrongheaded.
Common Sense Media
Jeffrey M. Anderson
The movie feels more like it's stalling for time rather than filling itself with humanity and redemption.
Nerdist
Witney Seibold
Phil Alden Robinson's film starts as a caustic comedy, and becomes a teary, life-affirming, and sentimental journey of a dying dad.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Bilge Ebiri
The film never quite manages to figure out what it's actually about.
RogerEbert.com
Glenn Kenny
Williams, of course, has been doing a gruff-turns-to-lovable schtick as opposed to any organic acting for more than half of his motion picture career, so his work here is what one might call dreadfully predictable.
CraveOnline
William Bibbiani
There's a rarely dramatized but profoundly understandable emotion that The Angriest Man in Brooklyn conveys: the anticipation of regret.
New York Times
Nicolas Rapold
The movie is predictably sentimental at its root, but it's also meant to be comedy, partly resting on Mr. Williams's energetic but failed attempt to play a jerk.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Abele
Every scene between two people comes off like drunkenly shot video of a play rehearsal gone horribly wrong.
NPR
Tomas Hachard
Considering its outlandish premise, what the film lacks are any outlandish scenes-or, if not outlandish, then at least ones in the realm of the creative.
The Dissolve
Jen Chaney
[The film is] supposed to serve as a reminder that, low moments and all, this is truly still a wonderful life[.] Instead, it's a reminder that Robinson and Williams have each made some wonderful movies. But this isn't one of them.
New York Daily News
Elizabeth Weitzman
Phil Alden Robinson's overheated dramedy feels disconnected from reality in every emotional way, but at least he captures the impotent fury that hits everyone stuck in the wrong lane on Flatbush Ave.
Slant Magazine
Drew Hunt
Robin Williams once again proves he can insufferably crank the energy to 11 without batting an eye, only this time his frenzied comic demeanor is replaced with equally harried contempt.
AV Club
Jesse Hassenger
As broad as Williams goes in these scenes, it's not really his fault. He's acting out a screenplay, credited to Daniel Taplitz, that's peppered with bad writerly flourishes.
New York Post
Sara Stewart
[Williams] has played against type before, but his presence feels like epic miscasting in this underwritten dramedy ...
Observer
Matthew Kassel
Mr. Williams' performance is so grating that you may find yourself more infuriated than amused.
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