Review of Stranger Than Fiction (2006) by Bobe. — 01 Dec 2006
Sadly we live within a culture that accepts a character like the Howard Crick (at the beginning of the film) as a functioning human being - he has a job, pays his rent, acts normal on the street. He is terribly incomplete though, emotional and spiritually, and his transformation into a person who can love, has reasons to live, and even reasons to accept his inevitable (early) death gracefully, is a beautiful thing to watch.
All the supporting characters are almost perfect, and allow Will Ferrell to shine in this surprisingly subtle performance. Please see this film.
This review of Stranger Than Fiction (2006) was written by Bobe. on 01 Dec 2006.
Stranger Than Fiction has generally received very positive reviews.
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