tommyg

I was not quite mad for paying Senior Citizen rates, but I was disappointed that the film went nowhere that was innovative or creative or whatever.

That button was never pressed in my brain.

This movie was made for a person who has never attended a movie showing either on DVD or in a movie theater.

I was grabbed by title.

The titled did not deliver.

Do not pay admission for a viewing. Wait for the DVD rental for one dollar

Start to finish, this film was well crafted in its telling of a story. I knew little about the film or its creators, and that was to my betterment in enjoyment.

It was like reading a book rather than viewing a movie.

It was only when viewing the credits that I learned its history of who, where, and when in its production.

To my surprise, the screening theater was almost filled with a mix of ages from senior citizens to younger avid movie goers.

And most of us stayed to read the scrolling credits before exiting the movie house.

This film was ultimately enjoyable, but it took the first half of disjointed stuff to arrive into a smooth movement.

Robert De Niro definitely saved the movie as his character developed and nailed substance to this otherwise mis-directed film.

I will rent the film on DVD and cut and paste De Niro into a twenty minute enjoyment as an artistic remake of an otherwise long film

The De Niro character erased any other of the actor's attempt to get an Oscar.

In essence, a boring film was vaulted into a classic gay movie. Thank Godd for Hollywood!!!