RustyDD788

My wife and I went to the movies in California in search of something to pass the time. We had no idea what Forgetting was about and no way of knowing if it was our type of film. We bought our tickets with the thought in mind we would walk out if it was bad or weird or whatever, just step next door and watch something else. Well the first fifteen minutes of the film were slow I thought and it was hard to see where this was going. All of a sudden it became good, the audience participation is something you seldom see in a film. One spot people were moaning no no don't do it. I will not explain so as to not spoil the event. It has been a long time since I had such a good laugh, thanks to all who made it possible. While everyone acted as though Sarah was the beauty of the film it was Rachel who stole this old mans heart, where did she get those eyes? My advice is go see this and enjoy.

I never thought I'd see a Bond movie as good or better than Dr. No with Sean Connery. Casino Royal came right up to it and maybe even better. Good acting, not overloaded with special effects but enough to keep your attention. My wife who is not really a Bond fan,(she fell asleep during one), enjoyed the movie and thought it was great. I enjoyed the scenes, going from country to country was like a small vacation to places most of us do not get to very often. Bond was his best yet, without giving away anything let me say you will be surprised at his performance. Surprised to see m was a woman in this version of 007, we are used to a man in that role. I read my first Bond novel in 1964 and have been a fan since, looking forward to the next film and hope to see the same cast or at least one as good.

Having seen the previews on a number of occasions I went to see this film because I was in the mood for a comedy. I guess the preview were all of the funny scenes. However, this turned out to be one of the most touching and sensitive movies I have seen in quite some time. The family stone could be almost anyones family and especially mine. The funny scenes were truly that, funny and very believable, one liners you wish you had said. The acting was first rate, I most enjoyed Diane Keaton and Craig Nelson. The movie moves along well with no dead time and while it is predicable in its storyline with no big surprises it is a very enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours. You get your moneys worth.