Review of Opa! (2005) by Frances H — 29 Dec 2012
Once again, I must disagree with the critics, because I found Opa! to be a charming little flick whose slower pace reflects the slower Mediterranean way of life and the great message of a man putting aside his own ambition to make the woman he loves happy.
I liked the way Matthew Modine changes from being an awkward, uptight American to becoming a character who finally realizes that fame and his father's dream won't make him happy and content in life.
I also really liked the lovely Greek island scenery, the radiant, spirited Agni Tsangaridou's performance, and the little town's colorful characters, especially the three old ladies in black, who always have pithy things to say about other people's business.
Cute, enjoyable movie.
This review of Opa! (2005) was written by Frances H on 29 Dec 2012.
Opa! has generally received mixed reviews.
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