Armageddon Time

Armageddon Time

A deeply personal story about the strength of family, the complexity of friendship, and the generational pursuit of the American Dream.

  • Released: 2022-10-28
  • Runtime: 114 minutes
  • Genre: Drama
  • Stars: Banks Repeta, Anne Hathaway, Jeremy Strong, Anthony Hopkins, Jaylin Webb, Ryan Sell, Teddy Coluca, Tovah Feldshuh, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Andrew Polk, Lauren Yaffe, Dane West, Dupree Francois Porter, Griffin Wallace Henkel, Jessica Chastain, Stephanie Groves, Marcia Haufrecht, Oona Girton-Marshall, Ian Hernandez-Oropeza, Aidan Christman, Eva Jette Putrello, Landon James Forlenza, John Dinello, Jacob Mackinnon, Jude Washock, Skyler Wenger, Psalm Mitchell, Jack Parrish, Stephanie Aguinaldo, Diamond Washington, Lauren Sharpe, Lizbeth MacKay, Domenick Lombardozzi, John Diehl, Richard Bekins
  • Director: James Gray
 Comments
  • petertdoheny-25661 - 8 March 2024
    Boring
    Disappointed with this dreary and mundane attempt at a coming of age tale.

    Perhaps the director should gave been beaten much much more as a child.

    One it would have taught him respect for his amazingly indulgent family, and

    Two it would have spared this blissfully unaware story.

    When I saw all the television advertisements for this I kind of wondered how bad it might be.

    Judging from it appallingly low box office results might also have spared me the two hours.

    No idea what the Trump family cameos were meant to represent other than confirming a bad President came from a bad family. Duh!!!

    Only giving it a kind 6 out of respect to the actors.

    Don't waste your time.
  • paul-387-999638 - 21 July 2023
    Strangely intimate
    It's clear from the early scenes this movie is something terribly personal and real to writer and director James Gray. I wouldn't be surprised if this was a story literally from his own life. All the small details about his grandparents at dinner, the relationship between other family members, and the slightly unclear arc of the story - which is exactly how a 12 year old boy would perceive it.

    While it's certainly no Oscar contender, it is strangely intimate. It tells a story like it almost doesn't care where it goes, or how you feel about it. It just is. And while that makes it hard for some people to grasp it, it's also the reason it feels so genuine.