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By Cynthia S (730) on 13 Oct 2010

William Hurt sure made some really great movies back in the 80s and 90s…

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By Andrew M (2,871) on 19 Sep 2010

Re-uniting Hurt and Turner for this one was a big mistake, the slow melodrama is only ever going to disappoint and Hurt's character lumbers…

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By Christina P (118) on 16 Jan 2010

Kind of strange movie, and I am still not sure if I really liked it. Maybe it is because I can't decide if I like William Hurt…

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By Simon D (1,648) on 16 Jan 2010

Kind of strange movie, and I am still not sure if I really liked it. Maybe it is because I can't decide if I like William Hurt…

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By Neil M (343) on 17 Dec 2009

A very good story. The acting was very good with a very poignant conclusion…

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By Linda C (272) on 05 Dec 2009

A great cast but a very slow dry storyline…

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By Carolyn G (365) on 30 Nov 2009

I didn't like this movie. I thought it was really boring, especially with Hurt's performance, and Davis just annoyed me…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 18 Oct 2009

Superb drama, very poetic story, very sad but sometimes very funny., I love the details in this movie, this movie have a great potential to…

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By Gary T (2,283) on 01 Oct 2009

Wow umn just seen this mvoie 4 the 1st time n think that this is a good movie 2 watch.....its got a good cast of actors/actressess thorughout…

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By Paul K (987) on 04 Sep 2009

There are hardly any movies that convey a sense of place that are set in the Northeast…

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By Brad G (899) on 04 Sep 2009

Roger Ebert says that this is one of the funniest serious films he has ever seenâ?¦I just found it sad. Not bad. Just sad…

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By Mike C (1,722) on 22 Aug 2009

It's not how much you love someone; but maybe what matters is who you are when you're with them... This woman; this odd woman, helped me…

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By David S (4,459) on 09 Aug 2009

I liked William Hurt's lowkey performance. I liked William Hurt's dog. I liked his weird family. I liked Kathleen Turner…

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By Giffy G (176) on 29 Jun 2009

Hurt & Davis were good and the story and characters were interesting & original but I cannot fathom how this film backed its way into a Best…

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By Augustine H (906) on 29 Jun 2009

Hurt & Davis were good and the story and characters were interesting & original but I cannot fathom how this film backed its way into a Best…

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By Jihan B (58) on 09 Jun 2009

A sort of dan in real life of the 80's…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 18 May 2009

Not a great movie but it manages to change tones with ease…

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By Kathy K (96) on 17 May 2009

I enjoyed the phlegmatic Macon (William Hurt) as he journeys from being very detached from life to becoming emotionally engaged with all the…

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By Adam P (1,180) on 18 Apr 2009

I'm sorry, but William Hurt has got to be the least interesting actor of our times…

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By Patrick L (1,193) on 12 Mar 2009

A beautifully subtle character study with tender and honest performances…

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