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Nocturnal Animals

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A wealthy art gallery owner is haunted by her ex-husband's novel, her memories of their relationship, and her regrets about her life.

Year

2016

Duration

1h 56m

IMDb

7.4

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Cast

Tom Ford

Director

Amy Adams

Susan Morrow

Jake Gyllenhaal

Tony Hastings

Cast

Tom Ford

Director

Amy Adams

Susan Morrow

Jake Gyllenhaal

Tony Hastings

Jake Gyllenhaal

Edward Sheffield

Michael Shannon

Bobby Andes

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Ray Marcus

Isla Fisher

Laura Hastings

Ellie Bamber

India Hastings

Armie Hammer

Hutton Morrow

Karl Glusman

Lou

Robert Aramayo

Turk

Laura Linney

Anne Sutton

Andrea Riseborough

Alessia

Michael Sheen

Carlos

Bobbi Salvör Menuez

Samantha Morrow

Imogen Waterhouse

Chloe

Franco Vega

Driver

Zawe Ashton

Alex

EP

Evie Pree

TV Woman #1

Beth Ditto

TV Woman #2

Tom Ford

Writer

AW

Austin Wright

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

MaraguxSep 9, 2025

Heard it overrated

Gec0rBApr 29, 2025

Non-Consent theme makes me extremely furious

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Lydia ForsonJul 30, 2024

What can I say about this movie? I think it's overrated, over-hyped, and overpraised. I believe media loves this movie because they're actually praising Tom Ford the stylist, not Tom Ford the filmmaker. The movie undeniably has good qualities - beautiful cinematography, lavish costume design, amazing cast (Michael Shannon's performance is flawless and deserves an Academy Award). However, the screen script is weak, pretentious and childish. The book written by Tony Hastin looks more interesting than the movie itself. I don't understand the need to tell a story inside a story when the main story line is weak, full of clichés and unconvincing. The love story between Susan and Edward didn't convince me at all. It all seemed very poorly developed, the flashback moments were cold, they always seemed like two teenagers speaking - no substance, no deepness, nothing that Tom Ford's target audience would expect, I believe. Edward's little plot of revenge is absurdly childish, also laughable. That's why the character is not convincing to me. It's all absurdly immature. Honestly, I believe Tom Ford was more worried about making a visually impacting movie than actually a good one. He has yet a lot to learn about what is necessary to be a good filmmaker.