Hey, somebody's got to clean up the mess that suicide victims leave behind. Let me start off by saying that I thought this was a good movie, but I really think they could have brought more to the table. Writer Megan Holley created some very interesting character who had the potential for extensive exploration. But we just didn't get to see it play out on screen. Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, and Alan Arkin all did a fine job, however, with a little more script, they could have really shined. The subplots never fully ran their courses and the ending felt rushed. A nice movie, but not life changing.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Pass the Popcorn: Sunshine Cleaning
Hey, somebody's got to clean up the mess that suicide victims leave behind. Let me start off by saying that I thought this was a good movie, but I really think they could have brought more to the table. Writer Megan Holley created some very interesting character who had the potential for extensive exploration. But we just didn't get to see it play out on screen. Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, and Alan Arkin all did a fine job, however, with a little more script, they could have really shined. The subplots never fully ran their courses and the ending felt rushed. A nice movie, but not life changing.
Hey, somebody's got to clean up the mess that suicide victims leave behind. Let me start off by saying that I thought this was a good movie, but I really think they could have brought more to the table. Writer Megan Holley created some very interesting character who had the potential for extensive exploration. But we just didn't get to see it play out on screen. Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, and Alan Arkin all did a fine job, however, with a little more script, they could have really shined. The subplots never fully ran their courses and the ending felt rushed. A nice movie, but not life changing.
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