Hillbilly Elegy

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If you watch a movie with two of your favorite actresses, Glenn Close and Amy Adams, directed by no less than Ron Howard, with an original score composed by the phenomenal Hans Zimmer, and in the end, bored and sleepy, you say to yourself "so what?", there's definitely something wrong. In fact, if we had to synthesize this picture in one word, it'd be stereotype. What a huge wasted opportunity.
Mark: 6 / 10

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