Mixed Reviews for Zach Braff's 'A Good Person' Starring Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman
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"A Good Person" directed by Zach Braff stars Florence Pugh as Allison, a young woman whose life hits rock bottom after being involved in a fatal car accident. Morgan Freeman plays Daniel, the father of Allison's former fiancé, who takes in his orphaned granddaughter and forms a fragile friendship with Allison. The film's heavy-handed plot contrivances and attempts at poeticism are salvaged by the terrific performances of Pugh and Freeman. The film marks Braff's most assured work since "Garden State" nearly 20 years ago.
- ‘A Good Person’ Review: Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman Lift Zach Braff’s Labored Trauma Drama Hollywood Reporter
- A Good Person review: an overwrought, tonally jarring mess The A.V. Club
- A Good Person review – Zach Braff’s tale of self-healing is excruciatingly ersatz The Guardian
- 'A Good Person' Review: Zach Braff and Florence Pugh Surprise The Daily Beast
- ‘A Good Person’ review: An excellent Florence Pugh can’t save this melodramatic mess The Seattle Times
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