Stella's Last Weekend

Alex and Nat both acted really well. A great watch.

What I liked about this movie was the realness of the script. At some parts... it was a bit inappropriate, but that actually added to the movie I think. Also, the brothers seem to have a great relationship in real life and it shows on camera. I was rooting for the older brother, since he was more mature and not as obnoxious. It was nice to see the brothers put their relationship before a girl. The moms boyfriend was a good addition to the script, since it showed the boys progression with their manners during the movie. I don't know, I didn't hate this movie, but it wasn't great either.

This is what indie films should be. Funny, poignant, delightful.

Hi all, this movie it's the best drama ever I seen long time. ( facts, truth , honesty , funny , Reality ) our life. Plus great young acter with amazing story. Thanks you so much for letting us know our life what's look like 😘

I loved this movie, it was amazing for it's genre, the acting is really great and it made me like all the characters. Alex Wolff's character was really fun and I loved their relationship with their mother. I really enjoyed the pace of everything because it all seemed so natural like everyone was a real family.

I could see myseld and my brother, well my whole family in the picture. And I didn't ever know if the dialogue was written or not, that's the biggest compliment I could ever give to a film. So Watch it and have fun!

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There are some movies that, after watching, I just want to be quiet and let the impact of what I've watched resonate in me. Stella did that for me. It wasn't a masterpiece, but it was what it was, a truthful experience. It makes sense that real life brothers would show this exceptional chemistry, but they shared that chemistry with every well cast actor in this film. The Wolff brothers revealed that irreverent humor and play time that many of us only reveal in the safety of our family relationships. It rang so true and Polly Draper, as usual lived up to that truth. Her performance was so good and she made me believe she could be such a pushover, and a person who could raise two good guys. Initially, Nick Sandow's character of Ron smelled a little stereotypical, until the writer cleverly turned a realistic corner. And after all stereotypes are often based on generalizations of truth, right? By the way, Sandow is always a fine actor. Violet was played a little thinly by the beautiful Paulina Singer. I can't honestly tell who's to blame, she did glimmer at certain moments (though her ballet moves were clearly amateur). I love dogs, so I know that helped me to enjoy this movie. I love my family and have a similar relationship to my siblings. Maybe that's why this movie touched me deep and has left me quiet, enjoying the stirrings it evoked.

This movies is seriously funny, hats off to the brothers. Nate is great as usual, great chemistry with Alex. It has emotional moments, very touching for any animal lover. Sad other don't see the writers vision and are so harsh. It's a comedy for young adult with a fresh sense of humor.

What I liked about this movie was the realness of the script. At some parts... it was a bit inappropriate, but that actually added to the movie I think. Also, the brothers seem to have a great relationship in real life and it shows on camera. I was rooting for the older brother, since he was more mature and not as obnoxious. It was nice to see the brothers put their relationship before a girl. The moms boyfriend was a good addition to the script, since it showed the boys progression with their manners during the movie. I don't know, I didn't hate this movie, but it wasn't great either.