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I, Daniel Blake is a movie starring Dave Johns, Hayley Squires, and Sharon Percy. After having suffered a heart-attack, a 59-year-old carpenter must fight the bureaucratic forces of the system in order to receive Employment and...

Starring: Hayley Squires, Dave Johns, Briana Shann, Sharon Percy

Genres: Drama

Director: Laura Obiols, Ken Loach

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama
Director	Laura Obiols, Ken Loach
Writer	Paul Laverty
Stars	Hayley Squires, Dave Johns, Briana Shann, Sharon Percy
Country	Belgium, France, UK
Also Known As	我是布萊克, 我是布莱克, Moi, Daniel Blake, Ja, Danijel Blejk, Ben, Daniel Blake, Jag, Daniel Blake, Anni, Daniel Blake, Én, Daniel Blake, Eu, Daniel Blake, Ich, Daniel Blake, Io, Daniel Blake, Ja, Daniel Blake, Jeg, Daniel Blake, Yo, Daniel Blake, Εγώ ο Ντάνιελ Μπλέικ, わたしは、ダニエル・ブレイク
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	Having recently suffered a major heart attack at work, Newcastle's 59-year-old widowed carpenter Daniel Blake has been ordered by his doctors to stay out of any vigorous action and rest, however, after a negative employment support assessment, he is deemed ineligible for compensation, not scoring enough points to obtain benefits. Without any income or a pension, desperate and frustrated from the endless, dead-end conversations over the phone with the impersonal government health-care agents, Daniel will visit the welfare office to make an appeal, only to face in person the draconian civil servants and to be consumed by a faceless system and its bureaucratic jargon. Against all odds, with perseverance and courage, Daniel Blake, as an original, modern working-class hero, he will boldly stand up for himself and for those in need, withstanding nobly the humiliation while reminding that, above all, we are human by default.

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Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 00:20

I watched this film for the first time a few days ago. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this movie. I could relate to it as an adult. I was a 15 year old girl at the time of the shooting of my sister's friend. The film is worth seeing. It is not like the usual anti-violence film that is so typical of today's movies. I think that the film shows a side of an incident that is rarely shown in movies. I thought it was a very good film and highly recommend it.

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 10:56

When i first saw the trailer for this movie, i was so excited, but i thought it looked like it would be another comedy-drama movie, but it wasn't. It was a very deep movie about what i wanted to be. I was very impressed with the performances of the main characters, especially by the leading lady. I really want to see the sequel! I don't want it to end. I can't wait for it to come out on DVD and Blu-ray. I also want to see if it has a sequel or a prequel or sequel to that.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 09:26

First, a caveat: the original film (no matter how great its actors/characters, "It's a Wonderful Life" is no "Frank Capra") was mostly on TV in the 1950s, so the new version is completely over-the-top and over-stylized. Still, the film's depiction of the small-town life of Jack and Rose is great, and especially the scenes with the two middle-aged men in their respective garages. I was particularly impressed by the scenes with the young actress, Samantha, who plays the role of Jack's daughter, and especially the scene with her when she sees her father for the first time. Jack, on the other hand, was a bit more eccentric in this film. I also liked the acting of the teenage Jack, played by Phil Hartman. He had the most interesting character arc and his interactions with Rose were particularly enjoyable. I can't say that the film was necessarily brilliant, but it did a good job of portraying what life was like in a small-town in the 1930s. It's nice to have a film that is somewhat realistic, and that does a good job of capturing what life was like for the young men of the time.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 18:40

I was really impressed with this film. I had a great time watching it. This is not your typical teen film. The story takes place over a period of a week. Each scene is a short story. The film is really well done. I would recommend it to any teen, or adult. It will also be a great family film. I highly recommend it!

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 23:28

The movie was great, however, it would have been great if the ending had been different. I was expecting a brilliant ending because the movie started off with a bang. But there was no way that the other boy would survive the jump. It would have been better if the boy had died and the dad was killed, but that would have made the movie a little more scary. What I loved about the movie is that the ending wasn't like the movie, it was more realistic.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 21:06

Good performance by Robert Redford, but the film's story is too sensational. This film should have been a true story.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 01:33

I have been a fan of David Mamet ever since I first saw "House of Games" in the late 80's. I have always enjoyed his films and have been fascinated by his characters. I thought that the last film of his that I watched was "The Master" and I wasn't really that impressed. I was surprised to hear that David Mamet is working on a movie again, and I am very happy to see that he did. "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a story that deals with the dark side of family. It is a powerful film, and I think that it should be watched by everyone. David Mamet has given us a powerful film, one that I think all of us will enjoy. He has created a film that is a lot more than just a crime drama. Mamet is clearly using the comedy element of the film to show the darker side of our family and we should be grateful that he did. I hope that he does not end the film with a joke like he did with "The Master". I hope that he is able to finish it on a strong note. I am giving this film 8 stars because I think that it deserves it.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 13:56

To the movie critics, I have two points to make. First, when you watch "The Book of Mormon," it is not a movie. It is an allegory. The film presents a fictitious history, but it is not intended to be a historical document. You are never to tell a story about this people, they are only a fictional construct to be manipulated in order to reveal a spiritual truth about themselves. I will leave it to you to decide which is better. Second, I have to say that the man who directed the movie is the first Christian director to ever direct a film. He may not have any special knowledge of the Bible, but he has given us a wonderful movie. I think that "The Book of Mormon" is a beautiful movie, and I think that the critics of this movie are sadly mistaken in their judgments.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 00:41

I don't understand why critics and film fans hate this movie. It's got great characters, a few of them are pretty much archetypes, like the accountant or the artist or the journalist. And in all honesty, it's not a bad movie. It's just the most hopelessly-predictable movie I've ever seen, in terms of the dialogue, and the plot. The most intriguing thing about this movie is that it isn't just about the exploitation of one thing, and that the exploitation is actually what drives the story. But that's the thing: the exploitation is actually a very boring thing, because you don't get to see anything that you couldn't see in a movie like "Napoleon Dynamite." We've already seen so many characters going on and on and on and on. I know, this film is not for everyone, but it's worth a look for fans of good film-making.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 22:19

Daniel Blake is an extraordinary actor, a natural born story teller. He has made his presence felt in every role he has played. The movie was on the front page of the New York Times. But with a huge amount of talent behind it, this movie has its issues. It is very slow, and the final act is a bit tedious, but it is still well worth seeing. It is a fascinating look at a man's life, as it unfolds in front of our eyes, and some of the acting in this film is really good. I think that the main problem with this movie is that it is too long, and some of the scenes are just slow and the actors are just not up to the task. The story is told in flashbacks, and I found that the scenes in the movie were a bit confusing, and it made the movie a little too long. The film will never be an Oscar winner, and it will be one of those films that will be forgotten in a few years, but it is still a very good film.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 01:54

What is it about this movie? Perhaps it's the quality of the actors, but I just couldn't connect with it. I think it's a little slow, and I never felt emotionally invested in the characters. However, I couldn't really get into the characters either. It's very hard for me to feel anything for any of them. I am a very clear-eyed person, and I'm not easily moved by films. I'll keep it simple, I just don't like it. There are some great moments, but I just couldn't connect to it.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 05:12

I was in the top 10% of my group of friends and I was in the top 5% of my high school class. I knew all the people in my grade and I knew many of the people in my high school. All of us knew the person in the movie. The movie was a really good story and the film was not cliched or the same actor played the same character. It was actually a good story. I would recommend this movie to anyone.

Friday, 29 May 2020 23:32

This film has it all - a true story, the actors, the director, the wardrobe.but that's not what makes it so great. What makes it special is the art and the raw feel of it. One thing that I noticed as a kid was the similarity to true life. The film is told from the point of view of Daniel Blake (Tommy Lee Jones). He has a child in the world, his wife and his mother. He tries to cope with a tough life as a newspaper man. The majority of the film is on the road with him. He finds love, struggles, succumbs to alcohol and finally learns to live without the weight of his wife. While this film is very slow, it does have an emotional quality that makes it so memorable. I can't recommend it enough. It's an awesome movie, and I can't recommend it enough to anyone who is interested in this story.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 12:05

The basic idea of this film is very good, and the performance by James Franco is spot on. But in the end, it just doesn't work. The scene where Franco plays his dad's piano and proceeds to play his own is so great that I was sure he was playing his own music. It's not. It's the same piano played by his mom, which is played by his dad. It's a fine performance, but it's so clearly a fake, that it ruins the whole scene. In the end, the film seems more like a docu-drama than a film. In a way, I should applaud the director for putting so much effort into making it work, but it just doesn't work.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 19:49

This was one of the best movies I've seen this year. I went in with a low expectation, but it exceeded that by a mile. I will say that the acting was very good. Edward Burns, is a very capable actor. He brings the same level of professionalism to the role he is portraying that he did in "Mystic River." You really feel for the character and want to see him succeed. The other actors were also very good. The direction was great and the story was very good. You never get the feeling that anything is going to happen. It is one of those movies that you will be talking about for a long time to come. And when it is finally over, you will still talk about it! If you like movies, I recommend this movie. It is a good movie to go to with your significant other.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 06:25

From the moment I saw this movie, I couldn't wait for it to end. The story of Daniel Blake is very well told, and I couldn't understand a single word of the movie (in fact, I wasn't even paying attention to the dialog). I was waiting for the end, and then I felt bored. The movie was very slow, and it wasn't in my opinion the reason for the low rating. The music was not that good, and the ending was very weak. Overall, a great movie. 8/10

Saturday, 16 May 2020 09:43

I am not a big fan of British cinema, so my view on "Daddy" was somewhat influenced by the character of this film. I had heard all the hype surrounding this film, and was not surprised at all that I enjoyed it. It is a very well-made film. The acting is superb. And, as in "The English Patient," it was not a matter of either of the leads being good or bad, but of the character of each of the leads. John Malkovich is very good, but he is, as usual, in over his head and takes a great deal of the film's real meaning from the supporting cast. The same can be said for Jodie Foster as the villainess. She plays the part with a great deal of elegance and subtlety. I think this is the first film that I have seen in which I have really liked the lead. I have not enjoyed her performance in a film, and I am now going to try to avoid seeing any other film by her in the future. Gary Oldman is very good as the detective in the case, and though he does not give the best of performances, he is great at playing the character. I was very interested in his character in this film, and was not disappointed. I would not call this film a masterpiece. It is a fine film, but I do not think that it is an outstanding film.

Friday, 15 May 2020 14:09

As many have stated, this film is not exactly what I had in mind when I went to see it. My initial impression was "Saving Private Ryan" with a lot of the action sequences being set on a plane, but even that movie had its share of cut scenes and often didn't have the film in focus. I also didn't have high hopes for this movie. However, my expectations were met. The camera work is very well done, with the constant focus being on the actors. The set designs are fantastic, and the acting is superb. Paul Dano is very good as the anti-hero, and Bradley Cooper makes an excellent choice for the lead role, despite the slight drop in quality in this movie. As mentioned, the plot of this movie isn't entirely true to the book, but I think that was intentional. The book is good, the movie is good. This is one of those movies that I would see multiple times, and would watch again.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 16:36

I loved this movie. The story, the acting, the cinematography, everything. I don't understand why people don't like this movie. It's a good story, great actors, and a great director. The music is great, too. If you like movies like "Meet the Parents," or "The Wedding Planner," then you'll love this one.

Monday, 04 May 2020 21:02

Dealing with the power of sex and the power of the body in an intellectual way is a great art form to explore and expose the human condition. On this film, the world of love is seen as something that can be treated as a living thing. No matter the sexual orientation, it is the mental aspects that are the most important. For a film that is about how sex and the body should be viewed, it is hard not to find some flaws. Some of the major ones are: 1. The first half of the film has a very strong moral message that is conveyed through a ton of important, yet tedious, dialogue. The movie becomes just too boring and long and I think they could have given the moral message a few more seconds and a few more lines to really get the point across. 2. The second half of the film is just plain boring. There is a serious lack of quality in the way the characters are acted. There is a lot of good dialogues and great visuals and music, but none of the characters are given enough screen time. 3. The ending of the film is just plain predictable. I had seen a lot of people saying how it is one of the best films of this year and I could see how some people feel. But I didn't feel that way and I don't think it is a good way to end the film.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 02:50

I am a 20 year old male and I'm not surprised at all that so many people have such negative feelings about this movie. It is a slow, slow, slow movie. The acting was just as I expected. But I have to agree with the people that found the dialogue to be a little lacking. I think the one big problem was the writer. He tried too hard to be witty and witty. It just seemed like he was talking to the audience. One good thing about this movie was that it made you feel sorry for Daniel Blake. He is really a sweet, adorable guy. He just seems like the typical boy next door type. And the last scene with him and his little sister was beautiful. And the ending was beautiful too. I just hope there will be more movies like this. I just think the ending could have been better. However, I give this movie an 8/10.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 02:10

I have been a fan of Daniel Blakes work for a number of years now, so it was very refreshing to find this film on DVD. As is often the case, his story is as important as any other for the genre. It's a modern day story of a middle aged man, who is struggling with the dilemma of making his first major decision in life, his commitment to his family. If you like drama and/or fantasy, then this film is for you. I really enjoyed the acting and the way the film was filmed. It's a tale that is reminiscent of different movies from the past, and while I'm sure there are some similarities, I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this film. The story is well told and the film does a great job in presenting the story without getting in the way. It's well done, and overall I would recommend it to anyone who likes drama or fantasy.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 01:05

Despite being a fan of Ben Chaplin, I have not seen "Soapdish" but I can see why it didn't do so well at the box office. A lot of the audience came to see Michael Douglas. After seeing his performance in "The Devil's Advocate" I felt he had the acting chops to shine in a less serious role. However, his character, Daniel Blake, is one of the most interesting in this movie. I found myself drawn to him and really wanted him to win the "most likable" award at the end. Ben Chaplin and Jude Law were excellent as well. The two of them added a real sense of realism to the story and the dialogue, especially the opening monologue, was really funny. Also, Jude Law's character, Captain Mason, was very sympathetic, which was really a bonus. All in all, I would recommend "Soapdish." I think it was a very good film, but maybe not a "must-see." I would recommend it to fans of this genre.

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