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anyway especially have
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reading through these welcome back
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that actually he's here til i promise to jack up the scores we believe that i
don't know i don't think there's an opposite amanda
maternal wacky david j of extremes of gender roles we have
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salary level but something has
they're a little bit different bristow steep raila
intern
well sylvester stallone and steve austin although it has suddenly discover
themselves on
pasta visibility of julia roberts is that the is a recently divorced writer
from
decides that she needs to
find herself realizes she is an by going on a year-long tripped too
italy and india and then indonesia where she will keep things pray about things
and hopefully
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and yes the civil engineering hands in the process he have to respond to take
care it's not like reference samples just like to come for the use of the
completely consumed he's pretty quiet
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except the like you had
twelve and sixteen times
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through my god then you learn so much for us have he was present when the dust
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i had not given myself truly
reiterated to deal with myself
part of the way for you and you see happens
appetites for my life it is just go on
unwanted someplace where i can
marvel something
i'm going to bed early
and i'm going to be here standpoint and the written by
seven relationship but he said this is nine oh clock left behind expand the
clear how do i explain to me remind you have a new or whatever
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everything else ticket sales
all right
if they get the idea happens here is two hours and thirty minutes into the
robbers being photographed in the most being in the info like that
the real gold in light of his books completely angelic the entire time you
have the movie
the movie does look at
it's beautifully
use although a bit
you know one of my biggest complaints was two-week range a lot of p hahahaha
steady cam has a lot of the restless camera that i mean investors are
involved in the you know it's interesting i find and i'll just a brady
and i think that this movie
i think there's actually a decent movie buried in there somewhere
but between all of these important sweeping shots pads
we are like too many montage is at the movie hat partly because based on the
story
it has this feeling of almost fun episodic turtles
it's very episodic and i'm not sure that flows particularly well i don't feel
enough of joy
between when she's in italy and when she's in india and when she's involved
in a different sections don't always seem to have his much to do with each
other like in india section it cites the italy section is mostly for dot
netsubject
i had discrete-time t_v_ like making new friends and our internal auditors and
homes was imitating and things like that and i think i know it's her lifestyle
and they did have some tweaks like the hobby apart and knees q_-twenty prices
are up the rhetoric but break they make i think that that is
is from licenses away they can't manufacture bridges between the kind
well and i think at this point in point is that
i fault like as much as she
his having it existential crisis
i felt that's what kind of going on in this movie
haddonfield
relieved that i was
part of our going along with her journey
emotionally i felt
uh... i don't know that wasn't an immediacy there was a urgency tell
because she's a wealthy successful author and now you know i i didn't know
actually you know it's funny actually i i thought that
i've read that complaint and i actually
have unwillingly
e okay with that because i feel like
if it was a guy in that same story people cut it wouldn't be complaining as
much
as much as they don't explain that you took the trip
based and advance against the book and she's a successful writer and she has
the opportunity to do that i mentioned that that you know they don't really
mention that in
that didn't bother me as much me there is that element to it but that
i had less of an issue with the first more
i didn't feel like how things
how things were changing for her ait unaudited by her archive i can really by
the ark that's a good it's a really good part the point where i was
garden
actually bought the arc for richard jenkins
who is amazing amazing kathy steele the whole thing steals right he's got this
five minutes see this
this five minutes a liquid that is
jaws drop i cry is just unbelievable and then it
the irony idaho up aside like lassie movies yet and that and also in terms of
mean you're trying to cut like there's a lot of weird cutting in the movie a lot
of quick cuts in weird montage is that felt strange to me
but that one richard jenkins c
is one single
blocking off long shot
where you don't listen to it robert space in that part what you see kind the
back of her head and he just has this wonderful moment would you please at all
outright and yet it is a list of hell that she's reacting even with
you know she's mostly upper back to the camera you can still come see her face
house affecting our
you know if it and it's a great seats it's a quiet it's a very focused seen
you know and and i feel like there's you know you get a bit of an ark with hobby
of our dams character and i bought that
but i didn't acknowledged by her character again by the arc that felt
like
as much as i know that it's barely know what happened because of the book
i felt like the movie didn't go to do a very good job of showing it admitted
that i have to admit that collapsed in about a there's more in the book in the
beginning about
how rec she feels by her divorce anecdotally get that sense i cannot as
though they want to see her curled up on the back in florida little bottling
cyber stop they get that kind of contact makes
the whole journey make more sense of how to provide
and park
i suppose do and i think you'll really see as much of the
could i mean
apparently billy could scare care in this life but these are a little bit
goofy yet time and you can come to see you at all i can see what she left that
i wish you know doesn't speak to you know what might be in the book about how
broke up she is about it and also i also for me i didn't really by the james
franco relationship that much does it seem like in jesus obviously much
younger guiding a bit of a kind of hit the sort of dyan if your others like a
rebound things like this good-looking young guy but then throughout the movie
site she's really really upset about it there's a was a really that big a deal
because i didn't know i buy because
even she admits that she will take on the identity of the person with whom she
is the involved beso she only knows who she is at that point in time based on
him so i think that that's
worried about the sinking spring co is great looking it can affect the has been
much younger is kind of fun
so i was okay with that
because there are some who worked with and i and she didn't know that he was in
the movie it was like my father how do you do you think of the reasons i quote
this movie just got a lot and uniting to hold this against julia roberts because
she's a great actress but a certain level the idea of
some relation rods
not knowing who she is
and just don't define eddie
not so much that does have never seen her role and i didn't buy her in that
role like not
feel
began the argentina perhaps find yourself there's there's a grace
anna you know if you think about julia roberts p
something bike of
the once you let me ask for forever and ever brought to it right
the bratwurst care brokerage is is all this general construct
julia roberts can convey that and but there's a strength their i'd guess what
i'm saying is
it seems like
anywho let you see julia roberts said there's a natural strength to just her
yet it has a real comfort with yourself and i think that after watching this
that i just got my fifteenth anniversary dvd a pretty woman to check that again
and timeless because i mean she i mean it was only twenty years ago that she
was known as america's most most adorable hooker
you know if there was no i don't see looks terrific in this race is deleted
is about five years in the movie seems pretty woman but it's you know it's been
twenty years
but jenny understand we knew that my guess is dorsey her feelings but they
don't buy the cheese that lost is the problem would you buy different actors
you didn't know as well as it were
something the character actress well not even a character actor somebody who
didn't carry that level of
or maybe experience right and you put something like this
you not that i would be recast in the movie the put somebody like a rachel
mcadams of their who's obviously younger and obvious carries a different
personified i think there's part of it is just julia roberts herself
brings so much to the table with her personality with her background it's
hard to put that aside
you know i i i was looking at having to the robbers because
she is essential to the escape
this is a total movie stars gorgeous in this again the lighting is beautiful is
on top of that beautiful e
and i think this does what it needs to do to satisfy co-writing so i must say i
do it the whole way through
unstated does but i have to do to please like the millions upon millions of
people who have read this book i worked or least liked this movie i have been
friends
smart women too
yeah here about the they weren't
all the indicated to that buying into the catholics and the release more women
alike hike it lead to seek movie how is it without significant but
and at that in that regard it doesn't need to do to provide the estate and yet
there's just no and often does not have and just enough
moments of spirituality as fake as they may seem that people will walk away
feeling like
they are better through sheer osmosis mother genuine they might feel that way
i think i think i think i mean is which is the american prisoners here
i do think it struck me as a chick flick that won't make as messing with your
themselves it like a lot to do it like i camera angle movies like that way
and also id
first one maybe really appreciate all of the girlfriends and wives to go to the
action movies and the sports movies and stuff
it really made me appreciate that and then like exactly is every bit on
but also i thought it was interesting was the matter more in terms of life
the mailadmin life crisis in the mail mid-life crisis movie you know it's like
your girlfriend the porch coffers and stupid adventure and then you come back
home when you realize that it was really great with things like that
email mid-life crisis move your story is more about travel on discovering
yourself and realizing that you didn't know yourself
concern that i think that this is sort of an interesting to take on that
subject which
and most chick flicks you don't you see a lot of like warble screeching and they
have and up and
your complete themselves by meeting the right side who they didn't get along in
the beginning but then you know it's like
so in that sense i think it has some interesting kind of themes in notes and
in the idea of forgiving yourself and forgiving others and letting things be i
think is a is a nice message movie ok diverse collapse
map you know
about as low on this as i thought i was going to be living in the middle of the
road review i will admit that for
the audience to read the book is excited to see this movie they're probably
pretty happy with it it's not fun watchmojo
uh... and i will say that i didn't know that
not to keep coming back to the same thing record richard jenkins is
saves the movies
worth the price of mission in front of my right middle road zero five
already
karen
like a stunning peggy i think that that
core audience is going to like it i think this is this is the chick flick of
the of the summer you know that with that were six in the city to didn't do
it
and you know i had so there are some technical problems with it i felt like a
drag that the at the end
but i'm going to six point three okay yeah it is way too long is a good to
hours and thirty minutes long the bali sections act for the end
undoubtedly comic these days there at the end like
and giving away here their characters who literally sail off into the sunset
like with no
rule irony it's real
unstuck i'm getting it
a standout connecticut does it need to duty to satisfy its audience is it's
affected gorgeous
throughout much of the total star and we like richard jenkins so are
canada score are have a rich
if math again is tricky we're giving it a six point two
which i guess mathematically is a recommendation
middling recommendation
yeah
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