KindaWithIt
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I heard that passages in Monday Morning turned off some viewers. That some passages were seemingly were off-putting. By themselves, they may be.
When I watched the movie, those same passages came and went, but I was so absorbed in the film that they seemed natural. Monday Morning has the hutzpah to portray the worst part of the homeless situation as it is. Writer-director-producer, Nat Christian, with obvious passion and heart, lays this scenario down right in front of us very effectively.
The story revolves around Thomas Bach, played with intelligence and deliberate restraint by Victor Browne, who is a radio personality in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bach is summoned to run for the U.S. senate. However, while he visits Los Angeles, CA, his world is rocked and he loses his memory, causing him to wander around the city. He meets up with several characters who will ultimately change how he used to view people on the streets.
Christian serves up a plate of great dialogue, relationships and some humor. Browne leads a cast of excellent and seasoned actors. I definitely recommend!
When I watched the movie, those same passages came and went, but I was so absorbed in the film that they seemed natural. Monday Morning has the hutzpah to portray the worst part of the homeless situation as it is. Writer-director-producer, Nat Christian, with obvious passion and heart, lays this scenario down right in front of us very effectively.
The story revolves around Thomas Bach, played with intelligence and deliberate restraint by Victor Browne, who is a radio personality in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bach is summoned to run for the U.S. senate. However, while he visits Los Angeles, CA, his world is rocked and he loses his memory, causing him to wander around the city. He meets up with several characters who will ultimately change how he used to view people on the streets.
Christian serves up a plate of great dialogue, relationships and some humor. Browne leads a cast of excellent and seasoned actors. I definitely recommend!
Five writers - Jason Keller (screenplay), Melisa Wallack (screenplay), Melisa Wallack (story), Jacob Grimm (original story), Wilhelm Grimm (original story), and a director, Tarsem Singh, bring back the fable of Snow White.
Given the story's history, making a good movie about this is hard to pull off. So, for me, Mirror, Mirror delivered mixed results. No doubt that the movie is great to look at. Visually, it sparks. So to are the actors' performances. The cast does a very good job.
It is in the story that I feel weighed the movie down. It feels heavy and therefore, too long. The movie tries very hard to be sincere with the original story line. But in its attempt to do that, I feel that it probably tied the very creative hands that could have made this film pop. it does have a certain off-beat flavor that is comes across appealing at times.
Given the story's history, making a good movie about this is hard to pull off. So, for me, Mirror, Mirror delivered mixed results. No doubt that the movie is great to look at. Visually, it sparks. So to are the actors' performances. The cast does a very good job.
It is in the story that I feel weighed the movie down. It feels heavy and therefore, too long. The movie tries very hard to be sincere with the original story line. But in its attempt to do that, I feel that it probably tied the very creative hands that could have made this film pop. it does have a certain off-beat flavor that is comes across appealing at times.
Fantastic! This movie, written by Jerzy Kosinski and directed by legendary director, Hal Ashby, rocked me.
A mentally challenged gardener is taken in by an ailing businessman and his wife. His manner of speaking is taken only from television shows, and then they are taken as being substantive, then he starts to have an influence n people and on the White House.
Peter Sellers is a master at what he does. He acts with an understated simplicity in most of his roles, yet the audience follows his moves. Shirley MacLaine is very funny, and there is a scene, which I can't discuss that steals the whole movie.
Jack Warden and Melvyn Douglas are terrific.
Ashby directs almost like he is choreographing a light musical jazz dance. I never felt that any of the comedy was forced on me. And he was able to extract some really good performances out of the actors. Thus, bringing in some very vulnerable and poignant moments.
A mentally challenged gardener is taken in by an ailing businessman and his wife. His manner of speaking is taken only from television shows, and then they are taken as being substantive, then he starts to have an influence n people and on the White House.
Peter Sellers is a master at what he does. He acts with an understated simplicity in most of his roles, yet the audience follows his moves. Shirley MacLaine is very funny, and there is a scene, which I can't discuss that steals the whole movie.
Jack Warden and Melvyn Douglas are terrific.
Ashby directs almost like he is choreographing a light musical jazz dance. I never felt that any of the comedy was forced on me. And he was able to extract some really good performances out of the actors. Thus, bringing in some very vulnerable and poignant moments.