oranje32
Joined Mar 2006
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Shooting Livien a great beautiful Rock Drama by Rebecca Cook. This was excellent filmed in a sort of POV from John Livien's (Jason Behr) vision. John Livien plays in a band with two of his friends Owen(Dominique Monaghan) and Robby(Joshua Leonard) and are trying to make it in the music business. Along the way you will get a look in Livien's mind, and experience his fears, his past and his drug addiction, that lead up to his craziness and dysfunctional life.
The music that goes with this movie is outstanding and was done by Fionn Ó Lochlainn. It fits the movie and the lyrics give also a clear view how dark Livien's mind is.
One of the items in the "Special Features" on the DVD is Behind the Scenes. Filmed and produced by Scott Eathorne. It was very well done, and it also includes some scenes that weren't used in the original movie.
I loved it and can recommend it very highly if you want to buy the DVD.
Sandra
The music that goes with this movie is outstanding and was done by Fionn Ó Lochlainn. It fits the movie and the lyrics give also a clear view how dark Livien's mind is.
One of the items in the "Special Features" on the DVD is Behind the Scenes. Filmed and produced by Scott Eathorne. It was very well done, and it also includes some scenes that weren't used in the original movie.
I loved it and can recommend it very highly if you want to buy the DVD.
Sandra
Happily, Even After is a sweet, adorable movie to watch. I've no clue why it didn't make to the Theaters. It's so much better then some of the stuff I've seen lately.
Jake (Jason Behr) is a troubled young man, that is still dealing with the death of his parents. He is sort of living in his own dysfunctional world. His sister (Fay Masterson) hires a "Fairy Godmother" (Marina Black) to straighten him out. Which gives us some funny moments, and lots of emotions. All the actors gave a strong performance, but Jason Behr stands out, that guy can talk with his eyes.
This is definitely a must see for everybody. It's money well spent buying this DVD.
Jake (Jason Behr) is a troubled young man, that is still dealing with the death of his parents. He is sort of living in his own dysfunctional world. His sister (Fay Masterson) hires a "Fairy Godmother" (Marina Black) to straighten him out. Which gives us some funny moments, and lots of emotions. All the actors gave a strong performance, but Jason Behr stands out, that guy can talk with his eyes.
This is definitely a must see for everybody. It's money well spent buying this DVD.