Nebraska's not a perfect film. It’s got a slightly flabby middle and also treats some minor
characters in a way that I found condescending. However, I forgave the
flaws for three reasons: Bruce Dern and June Squibb are brilliant, the question posed by the script is
compelling; the mid-Western setting, integral to the story and shown in
digital black and white, is stark and bleak and gorgeous all at the
same time.
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