Review of Shrink (2009) by Bromsayswut — 08 Nov 2010
This whole movie wreaked of a commercial Hollywood production poorly disguised as an indie film.
"Shrink" was just trying too hard to be numb, just trying to hard to make us sentimental. I actually cringed at like 6 or 7 lines of dialogue. Kevin Spacey was great, but he was the only good one. It was all too coincidental, all too "Crash", all too corny. The subplots all were awful, except for maybe Spacey's. I have no idea what to take away from the movie, other than life sucks, "But we're still here, and that's somethin'." Dallas Roberts' character was also pretty interesting, but ultimately his resolution was entirely unsatisfactory, and essentially a break in character on the part of the writers. The writers seemed possessed to force/cram every character into a character that's good at heart.
This review of Shrink (2009) was written by Bromsayswut on 08 Nov 2010.
Shrink has generally received mixed reviews.
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