Review of Moonlight Mile (2002) by Conner R — 13 Sep 2010
Really a great movie in every respect. A very distinct visual style, unique story and an a perfect cast. The 70s atmosphere somehow fits perfectly into the plot, maybe because Jake Gyllenhaal's character emulates the generation almost exactly.
The sense of loss is done well, it's not like every other movie where someone dies. This shows the true awkwardness that comes along with a funeral service, false attachment and mixed emotions. Dustin Hoffman and Susan Sarandon play pretty different characters than they're used to, there's a very weak and childish way in how they act.
This is a movie that is very particular in its message and it succeeds completely. It becomes such a powerful experience by the end.
This review of Moonlight Mile (2002) was written by Conner R on 13 Sep 2010.
Moonlight Mile has generally received positive reviews.
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