
- Genre
- TV Movie
- Year
- 2017
- Runtime
- 1h23
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Downsized
Rebuilding life one step at a time.
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Synopsis
In the 2017 film 'Downsized', we follow the story of Michael, portrayed by Boris Kodjoe, a former high school basketball phenom who is now facing the harsh realities of adulthood. After an unexpected turn of events, Michael's life takes a downward spiral when he loses his prestigious job and faces the collapse of his marriage. Through this dramatic journey, he is forced to rebuild his life and question the very foundations of his identity and dreams. 'Downsized' deals with themes of resilience, family dynamics, and the quest for personal redemption, painting a realistic and relatable portrait of modern challenges. The film offers a compelling exploration of how external and internal pressures shape one's path in life.
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Reviews
The reception for 'Downsized' has been mixed among critics and viewers. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 6.0/10, indicating a decent but not spectacular response. Some viewers have praised the performances, particularly that of Boris Kodjoe, for his nuanced portrayal of a man grappling with personal and professional failures. 'Kodjoe brings a depth to Michael that makes his journey poignant and relatable,' notes a reviewer on Rotten Tomatoes. The film's narrative and emotional depth have been highlighted as strengths, with Film Threat calling it 'a heartfelt story with real human elements that resonate.' However, the movie also faces criticism for its pacing and predictability. Some critics on Metacritic mentioned that the plot progression feels too familiar and lacks innovation. 'While well-acted, 'Downsized' doesn't break new ground in the genre, relying on conventional tropes,' states a review on Collider. Despite these criticisms, the film's exploration of relatable life challenges and the strong performances have garnered a level of appreciation, making 'Downsized' a memorable albeit flawed viewing experience.









