Review of The Man in the Moon (1991) by Michael Wilmington for Los Angeles Times — 04 Apr 2000
The Man in the Moon, a gently scary ballad of a movie, is about how love can open your eyes and then blind them with tears. Perhaps that sounds overly sentimental. But this deeply moving film, directed by Robert Mulligan and produced by Mark Rydell, from a script by first-time scenarist Jenny Wingfield, never strays into bathos.
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This review of The Man in the Moon (1991) was written by Michael Wilmington and published by Los Angeles Times on 04 Apr 2000.
The Man in the Moon has generally received very positive reviews.
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