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Name: 5 Flights Up
Released: 2015-5-8
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Diane Keaton, Cynthia Nixon, Korey Jackson, Claire van der Boom

5 Flights Up

PG-13
1h 32m
2015

46%

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Academy Award® winners Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton star in this heartwarming story about a happily married couple, Ruth and Alex Carver, who have decided to cash in on their sought-after Brooklyn apartment. After enlisting the help of Ruth’s niece, real estate agent Lily (Cynthia Nixon), they’re about to embark on a whirlwind weekend they never imagined! As a series of crazy events unfold and offers on the apartment fly, they’ll find their unwavering love tested in surprising ways – and ultimately discover a whole new lease on life!

Director:

Richard Loncraine

Producer:

Lori McCreary, Curtis Burch, Tracy Mercer, Charlie Peters

Writer:

Charlie Peters

Cast:

Morgan Freeman, Diane Keaton, Cynthia Nixon, Korey Jackson, Claire van der Boom, Carrie Preston

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

46%

Critics Consensus: 5 Flights Up is a bit of a narrative fixer-upper, but when it comes to watching Diane Keaton and Morgan Freeman share screen time, you really can't beat the view.

Reviews

Espinof

Alberto Abuín

They and their past, both fictional and real, ARE the movie, lazy to reflect the truth, but kind and emotional enough. [Full Review in Spanish]

April 15, 2020

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One Room With A View

Ellena Zellhuber-McMillan

Without its lead characters, Ruth & Alex would be as forgettable as your aunt's birthday. Though solid in its filmmaking it fails to shine as a whole.

Ultimately too fluffy to offer anything real. The comedy isn't funny enough and the social commentary at times verges on the smug.

April 5, 2019

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Cinexcepción

Hugo Hernández Valdivia

... even the physical interaction is not very convincing. [Full review in Spanish]

Burdened with a bewilderingly wrong-headed pair of subplots, British director Richard Loncraine's film makes only partial use of the off-the-charts amiability and ease of leading players Diane Keaton and Morgan Freeman.

November 22, 2017

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