Review of Moonlight Mile (2002) by Lorenzo V — 03 Jun 2010
"In life and love, expect the unexpected.".
As he copes with the death of his fiancee along with her parents, a young man must figure out what he wants out of life.
REVIEW.
Strong acted and character driven drama about the aftermath of a family's sudden and violent loss of their beloved adult daughter and the bonding between them and her fiancé (Gyllenhaal effectively conveying awkward grievance) in a small New England hamlet circa 1973. Before starring in a hit drama medical show, Ellen Pompeo gives a nicely nuanced performance as a potential love interest/soul mate-in-waiting he meets. Hoffman and Sarandon are especially effective in their muted emotions that frequently spring freely into painful turmoil. Written and directed by Brad Silberling loosely based on his own true-life account in the tragic murder of his fiancée actress Rebecca Schaeffer.
This review of Moonlight Mile (2002) was written by Lorenzo V on 03 Jun 2010.
Moonlight Mile has generally received positive reviews.
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