FeaturePG-132014·94m·5.9

The Last Five Years

There are two sides to every love story.

ComedyDramaMusicRomance

In New York, a struggling actress and a successful writer sing about their failed marriage from two perspectives.

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Cast

Anna Kendrick

Cathy Hiatt

Jeremy Jordan

Jamie Wellerstein

Natalie Knepp

Alise Michaels

Bettina Bresnan

Heather Greenblatt

Marceline Hugot

Linda Whitfield

Rafael Sardina

Richard

Allison Macri

Carole Ann

Alan Simpson

Ryan James

Nic Novicki

Karl

Tamara Mintz

Danica Schwartz

Cassandra Inman

Erica Weiss

Meg Hudson

Beautiful Girl

Laura Harrier

Manuscript Woman

Cat Lynch

Girl in Dress

Kate Meltzer

Handelman Twin

Emma Meltzer

Handelman Twin

Charly Bivona

Annie Mincus

Alex Stebbins

Karen Pincus

Lily LaGravenese

Lisa Katz

Betina Joly

Stacy Rosen

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$3.5M
Revenue
$292,092
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Lucky Monkey PicturesSh-K-Boom RecordsGrand Peaks EntertainmentThe Exchange

Crew

Director

Richard LaGravenese

Writers

Richard LaGravenese, Jason Robert Brown

Steven Meizler

Director of Photography

Sabine Hoffman

Editor

Ciera Wells

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

7/24/2016

3.0

> It lasts only for the five minutes! Recently I saw a couple of other films starring Anne Kendrick, I was not very impressed with them and so I got the same result for this one as well. I don't like musicals, especially not the modern ones, well, mostly. This is a short story that comes around 30 minutes, but with those nonsense songs, it became a feature film. Seems a few people liked it, I think they had a reason, but to me it was very boring. There was no any decent performances, all I saw was the film characters singing facing in one direction. Maybe they were looking at the lyrics board. I suggest don't go for it seeking a normal romance-comedy. If you like the musical, you might enjoy it, other than that, I don't see this would satisfy any average guy. So no offense for those who liked it, but this is totally a skippable film the year. 3/10