Larry Crowne-Video Review
[jwplayer mediaid=”8502″] Sorta sounds like The Company Men meets Eat Pray Love meets “Community” to us. Hanks and Roberts didn’t exactly bust the block with
June 30, 2011
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[jwplayer mediaid=”8502″] Sorta sounds like The Company Men meets Eat Pray Love meets “Community” to us. Hanks and Roberts didn’t exactly bust the block with
Opening up in a crowded market Larry Crowne takes a big chance that the romance filmgoer needs a break from all the explosive action now on the big screen.
[jwplayer mediaid=”8439″] A young man is rocked by two announcements from his elderly father: that he has terminal cancer, and that he has a young
[jwplayer mediaid=”8388″] Buck possesses near magical abilities as he dramatically transforms horses – and people – with his understanding, compassion and respect. In this film,
Could one compare the Cosmos with a 1950’s conflicted family? With Tree of Life director writer Terrence Malick tries to do just that. Although he may succeed on an existential level, a general audience will just see a family in disparaging change that picks at the heart and soul of their relationships. I am not a big fan of the film and found Tree of Life to be preachy and more of a meditation on my own life problems.
Take your time with The Art Of Getting By although the story has a simple plot Director Gavin Weisen spools his movie out slowly providing an abundance of character development. Although this may be a good thing for film buffs, it’s not the kind of entertainment for those who like their romance with a lot less buildup.
Stunned can be the only word to describe my reaction to Incendies an incredible story that shocks with disbelief. Extremely well acted and directed the foreign language film was nominated for an Oscar and in my opinion should have taken home the gold. If you are up for a drama that’s passionate, interesting and revealing then this movie should be at the top of your list.
Looking for a shot a huge recognition in acting, Will Ferrell takes on a dramatic role in the film Everything Must Go. The deep seeded movie puts him in a setting far from his comical fame and he nails the character with aplomb. If you like drama that deals with personal problems, marriage difficulties or psychological hardships, then Everything Must Go has it all for you.
The gripping story based on Saint Josemaria Escriva called There Be Dragons opens in theaters and it’s a must see for drama lovers. It’s a film of Saints and sinners, war and romance that puts its weight on the power to forgive. I liked the film for the knowledge of the period, the development of characters and direction by writer Roland Joffe.