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sep 2005 se unió
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OK so I watched Man Of God wow talk about a long movie!
Seriously the main Rabbiin this film could have done a spin off movie with the amount of dialogue he spoke. He talked way too much!
However the supporting cast I thought was wonderful and very talented. They are what made this film worth seeing!
Especially Omar Bensen Miller (CSI Miami) who played Michael he was Amazing! Very deep and insightful. I really enjoyed him! As well as Rachael Miner who played Karen Cohen (Life of Lemon). She was heart wrenching.
I also enjoyed Nikki Reed (13, Twilight) who played Zane Berg. She was wonderful, beautiful, and desperate all at the same time.
I liked seeing more of Nikki Reeds work. She really is amazing in this film!
I find it so funny that she was in this movie way back when before she became popular because of Twilight. She plays Rosalie in Twilight Saga. However even back then before her claim to fame you see she has amazing talent.
Jason Behr (Roswell, The Tattooist) was wonderful! A very raw and painful performance by him. However I wish you saw more of him and his acting in the film.He is so talented and I wanted it to have shown more in the film. His character is really interesting and the film left you with unanswered questions about his character.
OK the editing was really bad and the writing for the most part went on and on. I know the point that they were trying to make about living, life, and faith and how it all interconnects in our life but gees 100:18 minutes they totally could have cut most of it out and made it less then 2 hours long.
Oh well over all I am glad I did get a chance to see Man Of God. It has some amazing acting that is worth seeing.
Seriously the main Rabbiin this film could have done a spin off movie with the amount of dialogue he spoke. He talked way too much!
However the supporting cast I thought was wonderful and very talented. They are what made this film worth seeing!
Especially Omar Bensen Miller (CSI Miami) who played Michael he was Amazing! Very deep and insightful. I really enjoyed him! As well as Rachael Miner who played Karen Cohen (Life of Lemon). She was heart wrenching.
I also enjoyed Nikki Reed (13, Twilight) who played Zane Berg. She was wonderful, beautiful, and desperate all at the same time.
I liked seeing more of Nikki Reeds work. She really is amazing in this film!
I find it so funny that she was in this movie way back when before she became popular because of Twilight. She plays Rosalie in Twilight Saga. However even back then before her claim to fame you see she has amazing talent.
Jason Behr (Roswell, The Tattooist) was wonderful! A very raw and painful performance by him. However I wish you saw more of him and his acting in the film.He is so talented and I wanted it to have shown more in the film. His character is really interesting and the film left you with unanswered questions about his character.
OK the editing was really bad and the writing for the most part went on and on. I know the point that they were trying to make about living, life, and faith and how it all interconnects in our life but gees 100:18 minutes they totally could have cut most of it out and made it less then 2 hours long.
Oh well over all I am glad I did get a chance to see Man Of God. It has some amazing acting that is worth seeing.
OK Here is a little synopsis they had about When Do We Eat in the booklets we received at the Boston Film Festival.
"When Do We Eat? is the story of the "Worlds fastest Passover Seder" gone horribly awry. It's about an old school dad who's as tough on his son as his father is on him. On this night, however, one of the boys slips dad a does of LSD in order "to give him a new perspective." Meanwhile, Mom brings a handsome stranger to dinner and the kids take sides. By the end of the night, however,Dad's visions turn him into a modern day Moses intent on leading his hungry group to the promise land of family forgiveness. Of course they are all stubborn, it would be easier to part the Red Sea."
I found the movie to be hysterical and very touching as well. The special effects were stunning and the director Salvador Litvar even said they wanted to do something different when it came to the special effects even though it cost a lot he felt they were worth it. All of the music in the film is very interesting as well. It is all traditional Hebrew music but has a modern sound to them.
One of the reason why the director Salvador Litvar wanted to do this movie is because it was a type of movie that has never been done before and how he was scared at first being it dealt with religion and he was saying how religion and Hollywood don't really mix but he was glad he took the challenge and so far everyone who has seen the film has loved it. He also wanted to show how important traditions are in families no matter what your cultural back ground or religious tradition is but how these traditions help us remember where we came from and bind us as a family.
Another element that helped was that many of the actors and actresses in the movie were of the Jewish tradition so they could relate to the back ground of the film. The director said at one point the family sings together and how it was very moving because it wasn't the family singing it was the whole cast and how much they all bounded over this film. He was very moved and touched with how everyone was really excited about the project and how it came out.
He even commented on how they had so many talented actresses try out for the part of Nikkie that Shiri Appleby played. He said When Shiri Appleby tried out there was something unique about her and she played the character in a very different way then what they were expecting.
They thought Shiri Appleby did an excellent job and another factor that was in her favor was she really could really relate to the material being she is Jewish and grew up with the tradition of Passover. Over all Shiri Appleby's performance was excellent! She is a very talented Actress and her talent really shinned through in this film.
Over all the movie was wonderful. It is coming out to theaters in either March or April of this year. So look for it they made it in the tradition of my Big Fat Greek Wedding so right away you know it has to be good. I am so happy I got to see this movie. It was great and I enjoyed it very much!
Hope this review helps. Love, Erin
"When Do We Eat? is the story of the "Worlds fastest Passover Seder" gone horribly awry. It's about an old school dad who's as tough on his son as his father is on him. On this night, however, one of the boys slips dad a does of LSD in order "to give him a new perspective." Meanwhile, Mom brings a handsome stranger to dinner and the kids take sides. By the end of the night, however,Dad's visions turn him into a modern day Moses intent on leading his hungry group to the promise land of family forgiveness. Of course they are all stubborn, it would be easier to part the Red Sea."
I found the movie to be hysterical and very touching as well. The special effects were stunning and the director Salvador Litvar even said they wanted to do something different when it came to the special effects even though it cost a lot he felt they were worth it. All of the music in the film is very interesting as well. It is all traditional Hebrew music but has a modern sound to them.
One of the reason why the director Salvador Litvar wanted to do this movie is because it was a type of movie that has never been done before and how he was scared at first being it dealt with religion and he was saying how religion and Hollywood don't really mix but he was glad he took the challenge and so far everyone who has seen the film has loved it. He also wanted to show how important traditions are in families no matter what your cultural back ground or religious tradition is but how these traditions help us remember where we came from and bind us as a family.
Another element that helped was that many of the actors and actresses in the movie were of the Jewish tradition so they could relate to the back ground of the film. The director said at one point the family sings together and how it was very moving because it wasn't the family singing it was the whole cast and how much they all bounded over this film. He was very moved and touched with how everyone was really excited about the project and how it came out.
He even commented on how they had so many talented actresses try out for the part of Nikkie that Shiri Appleby played. He said When Shiri Appleby tried out there was something unique about her and she played the character in a very different way then what they were expecting.
They thought Shiri Appleby did an excellent job and another factor that was in her favor was she really could really relate to the material being she is Jewish and grew up with the tradition of Passover. Over all Shiri Appleby's performance was excellent! She is a very talented Actress and her talent really shinned through in this film.
Over all the movie was wonderful. It is coming out to theaters in either March or April of this year. So look for it they made it in the tradition of my Big Fat Greek Wedding so right away you know it has to be good. I am so happy I got to see this movie. It was great and I enjoyed it very much!
Hope this review helps. Love, Erin