Multiple Sarcasms

Discover the truths behind everyday life's quiet dissatisfaction.

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Synopsis

Multiple Sarcasms is a 2010 drama film starring Timothy Hutton as Gabriel, a successful writer and family man who begins to feel disillusioned with his predictable, routine life. Struggling with unhappiness and a sense of unfulfilled dreams, Gabriel embarks on a personal journey to rediscover his passion and creativity. The film explores themes of mid-life crisis, personal awakening, and the challenges of balancing family responsibilities with individual desires. As Gabriel navigates his emotional turmoil, he confronts the complexities of marriage, friendship, and self-identity. With a thoughtful and introspective tone, Multiple Sarcasms delves into the search for meaning beyond societal expectations.

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Reviews

Multiple Sarcasms received predominantly negative reviews from critics upon its release. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a very low approval rating of 9%, indicating overwhelming disapproval from critics. The site's consensus highlights the movie's inability to engage the audience, describing it as "a sluggish drama that fails to generate interest despite strong intentions." Similarly, Metacritic assigns the film a score of 35 out of 100, reflecting generally unfavorable reviews, with critics citing its uneven pacing and lack of compelling character development. IMDb users rated the film 4.7 out of 10, suggesting mixed to negative audience reactions. Many reviewers praised Timothy Hutton’s earnest performance but criticized the film for its clichéd script and predictable plot. The Hollywood Reporter noted that while the film touches on relatable themes of self-discovery, its "heavy-handed execution and contrived dialogue" undermine the storytelling. Overall, Multiple Sarcasms struggled to resonate with both critics and viewers, being viewed as a well-meaning but ultimately uninspired drama.