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Everything Must Go (2010)

Everything Must Go follows the story of Nick Halsey, a relapsed alcoholic who loses his job and is subsequently locked out of his house by his wife, who also leaves him. With all his possessions strewn across the front lawn, Nick must confront the realities of his failures and the daunting task of starting over. As he holds a yard sale to sell off his belongings, Nick forms unexpected connections with a neighbor and a kid from the block, leading to moments of introspection and the possibility of redemption. This movie navigates the themes of loss, recovery, and the unexpected friendships that can help us through our lowest points.

Length: 1h 37m
Genre: Drama, Comedy
This Title is: Reflective, Introspective

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Cast

  • Will Ferrell as Nick Halsey
  • Rebecca Hall as Samantha
  • Christopher Jordan Wallace as Kenny

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R

Content warnings include language and some sexual content.

Trivia

  • Based on the short story “Why Don’t You Dance?” by Raymond Carver.
  • Will Ferrell’s performance in this movie marked a departure from his usual comedic roles, showcasing his range as an actor.
  • The film was shot in just 24 days.

Our Review

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Everything Must Go stands out for its departure from Will Ferrell’s traditional comedic roles, venturing into more dramatic territory. Critics and audiences have praised Ferrell’s nuanced performance, which brings depth to the character of Nick Halsey. The film’s portrayal of life’s setbacks and the potential for renewal resonates with many viewers, although some found the pacing slow and the plot somewhat predictable. Despite these critiques, the movie’s human story and the performances of the supporting cast, particularly Rebecca Hall and Christopher Jordan Wallace, provide a compelling watch. The film strikes a balance between drama and moments of subtle humor, making it a unique entry in Ferrell’s career.

Critic Scores

Everything Must Go has received a Mix Review by the critics

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