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Demolition (2016)

An emotionally desperate investment banker finds hope through a woman he meets.

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Carlos G 26 Sep 2016

Demolition takes the cliched concept of "yuppie breaks off to a simpler life" and turns it into a masterful and free-spirited film on letting go and holding back emotions. Find me on instagram at @cinemasoundsfancy

Jesse B 08 Jul 2016

A oddly feelgood movie centered around depression and despair

Brian Orndorf 05 Apr 2016

Powerful, but only in fragments, spending too much time on trivial matters while the rest of the feature slowly grows confused and, ultimately, pointless.

Laura Clifford 06 Apr 2016

Davis begins to break things down in order to rebuild, much like the unnamed protagonist of "Fight Club"...[but] the film leans so heavily on symbolism and metaphor that Davis remains one of the metaphors he tries to write about himself.

Derek Deskins 15 Oct 2018

It is a role that requires an actor that does more than what is on the page. Something that Gyllenhaal accomplishes spectacularly.