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A Thousand Words

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A charismatic and successful literary agent named Jack McCall finds himself trapped in the routine of his life, using words as tools to manipulate others and always get ahead in his profession. However, everything changes when a mysterious tree appears in his garden, a gift from a wise guru who seemingly has a magical connection with Jack. The rule is clear: every time he speaks, a leaf from the tree will fall. This becomes a real challenge when he discovers that he has a total of one thousand words he can use before the tree is completely stripped bare.

As his life turns into a kind of survival game, Jack realizes how important each word he speaks really is. The superficiality of his life begins to crumble as he learns to value meaningful communication and to appreciate the people who truly matter in his life, such as his wife and his son. The situations become both comedic and dramatic as Jack tries to balance his career, his personal relationships, and the pressure of counting his words.

The journey of self-discovery not only teaches him the importance of choosing his words wisely but also shows him that less can be more. From hilarious moments to deep reflections, Jack transforms into a more aware and genuine person. The film serves as a fun and thought-provoking reminder of the power of language and human connection.

Media type
Movie
Year
2012
Director
Brian Robbins
Writer
Steve Koren
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.90
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
0.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
26.00
Actors
Eddie Murphy
Kerry Washington
Cliff Curtis
Clark Duke
Allison Janney
Emanuel Ragsdale
Ruby Dee
Alain Chabat
Jill Basey
Greg Collins
Robert LeQuang
Michael G. Wilkinson
Lyndsey Nelson
Michael Cody Gilbert
Lou Saliba
Edi Patterson
John Gatins
Mitchell Fink
Tracy Mulholland
Jack McBrayer
John Witherspoon
Leonard Earl Howze
Bethany Dwyer
Sara Holden
Lennie Loftin
David Burke
Jeff Kahn
Matt Winston
Philip Pavel
Raquel Bell
Phil Reeves
Kamala Jones
Kaius Harrison
Steven M. Gagnon
Katheryn Cain
Lauren Schuchman
Darcy Rose Byrnes
Eshaya Draper
Sarah Scott Davis
Floyd Levine
Bunny Levine
Brian R. Norris
Ariel Winter
Gender
Drama
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Nicolas Cage
Sharla Sumpter
Stephanie Danan
Norman Golightly
Alain Chabat
Brian Robbins
Streaming
Apple TV
Amazon Video
Microsoft Store
Google Play Movies
Claro video
Original title
A Thousand Words
Duration
91
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