Review of The Sum of Us (1994) by Grant S — 13 Nov 2014
A sweet, sensitive movie on an original topic, especially for its time.
Making a movie that features a homosexual man, his relationship with.
His father, how his father accepts him and loves him unconditionally, and their trials and tribulations, makes for a very original and special story. In 1994, when the movie was made, it would have been even more novel.
Sensitively told story, based on the play by David Stevens.
Great performances by Russell Crowe and Jack Thompson as the son and.
Father, respectively. The banter between them is one of the highlights of the movie.
A timely reminder of how much of acting talent Russell Crowe has, here demonstrating his range. This was to be his last local (ie Australian) movie before hitting the big time. His next movie was a Hollywood one - The Quick and the Dead - and he got third billing...
This review of The Sum of Us (1994) was written by Grant S on 13 Nov 2014.
The Sum of Us has generally received positive reviews.
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