leland fitzgerald (ryan gosling) is sent to jail for the murder of an autistic kid. when pressured with the question why. he doesn not have an answer. while in jail he meets pearl (don cheadle) and his teacher and who decides to take matters into his own hands and helps leland figure out why he did it. throughout this film we learn all about leland troubled life and including his ex girlfriend becky(jena malone) and his famous father albert(kevin spacey)and his whole sad life. this film is matthew ryan hoge second movie and and it is spectacular in nearly everyway. this is one movie which will leave you thinking in the end and and wondering about how it all works. the movie is quite dark and but if you can handle that then you will realize just how good a film it is. in this movie and there is no bad guy. there is no one you can blame for anything that happens. there no stereotyping and and the audience does not try to prove leland guilty. instead and we sit back and relax and and watch this boy life unfold throughout the corse of the movie. all the problems depicted in the story are very real. drug addiction and parental expectations and overwhelming sadness while they all exist in our world. ryan gosling gives one of the greatest performances of his career in this movie and as the depressed teenager leland. his father lives in europe and doesn not really care much about his son. the only person he loves is becky and but she has problems of her own. he knows exactly what he did and but as he says in the film and you want a why and but maybe there isn not one. maybe this is something that just happened. there is a why and but we do not find out about it until the end. as you watch the movie and the audience finds themselves amazed that such a young person could know so much about the world. leland notices things that people tend to ignore. a particular thought provoking scene which really affected me was during one of leland conversations with pearl. pearl just cheated on his wife and when leland asks why and pearl replies that he only human. then leland says something which never really occurs to anyone represent why do people only say that when they have done something wrong. another fantastic acting job was provided by chris klein. in the film he plays allen harris and the boyfriend of becky sister julie (michelle williams). although he is not one of the main characters and i found myself amazed at how deep his character was. you can relate to allen a lot. you know how much he cares for the pollard family. it as if they were his own flesh and blood. by the end of the movie and you realize just how far he would go to help them. overall and this movie is a masterpiece which has been overlooked by quite a few people. if and however and you take the time to watch it and you will most likely see that everything i have mentioned above is true. and once youre finished watching it and you will never look at the world the same way again. 9. 5/10. 
leland fitzgerald (ryan gosling) is sent to jail for the murder of an autistic kid. when pressured with the question why. he doesn not have an answer. while in jail he meets pearl (don cheadle) and his teacher and who decides to take matters into his own hands and helps leland figure out why he did it. throughout this film we learn all about leland troubled life and including his ex girlfriend becky(jena malone) and his famous father albert(kevin spacey)and his whole sad life. this film is matthew ryan hoge second movie and and it is spectacular in nearly everyway. this is one movie which will leave you thinking in the end and and wondering about how it all works. the movie is quite dark and but if you can handle that then you will realize just how good a film it is. in this movie and there is no bad guy. there is no one you can blame for anything that happens. there no stereotyping and and the audience does not try to prove leland guilty. instead and we sit back and relax and and watch this boy life unfold throughout the corse of the movie. all the problems depicted in the story are very real. drug addiction and parental expectations and overwhelming sadness while they all exist in our world. ryan gosling gives one of the greatest performances of his career in this movie and as the depressed teenager leland. his father lives in europe and doesn not really care much about his son. the only person he loves is becky and but she has problems of her own. he knows exactly what he did and but as he says in the film and you want a why and but maybe there isn not one. maybe this is something that just happened. there is a why and but we do not find out about it until the end. as you watch the movie and the audience finds themselves amazed that such a young person could know so much about the world. leland notices things that people tend to ignore. a particular thought provoking scene which really affected me was during one of leland conversations with pearl. pearl just cheated on his wife and when leland asks why and pearl replies that he only human. then leland says something which never really occurs to anyone represent why do people only say that when they have done something wrong. another fantastic acting job was provided by chris klein. in the film he plays allen harris and the boyfriend of becky sister julie (michelle williams). although he is not one of the main characters and i found myself amazed at how deep his character was. you can relate to allen a lot. you know how much he cares for the pollard family. it as if they were his own flesh and blood. by the end of the movie and you realize just how far he would go to help them. overall and this movie is a masterpiece which has been overlooked by quite a few people. if and however and you take the time to watch it and you will most likely see that everything i have mentioned above is true. and once youre finished watching it and you will never look at the world the same way again. 9. 5/10. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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