A Case of Blue

A very cheesy and far from reality story the old painter and his young muse the movie is recent which makes this plot even more disturbing and passe finally, must be a bad sign to have awards icons on the movie poster.

This movie is absolutely beautiful. It is a lovely story that moves at a steady but not insane pace. It is completely believable, and you really feel that you know the characters. The developing relationship between Richard and Amelia is managed beautifully, without going over the top. The "surprise" at the end came out of nowhere, but made total sense once it was revealed. Dana Glazer is quite amazing. I highly recommend this film.

I loved this movie. This story covers so many emotions and feelings that so many of us are dealing with as we age and wonder "what if". The photography and nuances in various scenes begs to be watched a second or third time. So much more can be seen and deeply felt with a second (or more!)viewings. You really feel what the protagonist is going through, and the actors portrayal will definitely bring out various strong opinions as you watch the story unfold. The movie feels to me like a novel that is perfectly chosen for a book group. It will absolutely bring about an engaging "book group" type of discussion. You may be intrigued to find out whose "side" your friends are on. Are they angered by this character? Annoyed by that character? In love with that other character? Or feel empathy toward all or none of the characters? This movie will make you think. Definitely worth a watch... or several.

Its an okay movie you watch when there's nothing else available. It will bore you. I only watch it coz im in bed all day with two broken ankles and i have nothing else to watch.

Steven Schnetzer is perfectly cast as the 70-year-old recent retiree who still has a lot to offer. In the hands of a lesser actor, this film may have fallen flat, but the actor provides the perfect blend of geriatric virility that makes the film fly.