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  | Elizabethtown DVD Genres: Comedy, Drama Elizabethtown has all of the elements of a great Cameron Crowe movie, but none of the Cameron Crowe vision that made Almost Famous work. It's mostly a series of sweet moments, each capped with the right song at the right t... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews Alice H. (singlegalkansas) from TOPEKA, KS Reviewed on 10/9/2009... I saw this in the movies, and really thought I would like it but it failed on so many levels! I love Orlando, but his american accent was just the tip of the iceburg crashing this film. Also I usually enjoy Cameron Crowe movies but this was not one of them! Duane S. (superpoet) from FORT WORTH, TX Reviewed on 5/3/2008... I liked this movie as the ending turned out on a positive note. However, it's a pretty depressing tale to me as it concerns Orlando's character's dad die and Orlando failing his company on a billion $ deal.
Movie ReviewsMoving! IVAN JIMENEZ CORREAL | MADRID Spain | 12/13/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "I should say that moving is what best describes the film. Ok, it may seem chaotic sometimes and it is for sure a series of different scenes, not a mastermind plot, but life is about the flow of very different and contradictory moments, happy and sad, not about a brilliant scheme, at least as far as human beings' lives are concerned.
What I loved about this film: a) The deep humanity in all the characters b) The mutual affection and tenderness between Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst that eventually develop into love c) The beautiful road trip which culminates in the final embracing scene d) The impressive soundtrack e) The curious paradox that a dramatic fact can turn out to be a person's salvation, that is, the turning point to provide happiness. Or else, that from bad moments may come good ones. All of them unexpected. If Drew hadn't suffered that professional failure and his father hadn't died he wouldn't have met Claire and wouldn't have known real love at all. So, paradoxically, his career downfall and his father's decease led him eventually to happiness. One never knows what life has in store for each of us. What I didn't like or felt a bit odd or else didn't undertand in the film: a) How can a company lose almost one billion dollars just because of a pair of sport shoes? b) Susan Sarandon's character as Drew's mother is rather preposterous c) Drew's suicide idea is too soon, too immediate to be credible. Apart from that, the film is so sweet that you'll feel really moved if you let yourself go wrapped by its scent. Oh, yeah, and who risks wins, that's not controversial" |
