I suspect this movie did not get much love upon its release because it
does not stick to comedy or drama but blends the two freely. (Most folks
like their stories to color only within the lines these days.) That
wasn't a problem for me. And there are other pluses: beautiful
locations, good story (and sub-stories) and a real commitment to the
heart. Top all that off with one of our favorite actresses, Diane Lane,
and you've got a winner. (Lane being oh-so-easy on the eyes has been
well documented, but she's really a fine actress; watch her here in the
opening scenes, where she's conveying the pain of her character's
break-up and divorce.) All in all, definitely worth a look.
Thursday, December 2, 2004
Under The Tuscan Sun
I suspect this movie did not get much love upon its release because it
does not stick to comedy or drama but blends the two freely. (Most folks
like their stories to color only within the lines these days.) That
wasn't a problem for me. And there are other pluses: beautiful
locations, good story (and sub-stories) and a real commitment to the
heart. Top all that off with one of our favorite actresses, Diane Lane,
and you've got a winner. (Lane being oh-so-easy on the eyes has been
well documented, but she's really a fine actress; watch her here in the
opening scenes, where she's conveying the pain of her character's
break-up and divorce.) All in all, definitely worth a look.
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