
Showing posts with label kevin kline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kevin kline. Show all posts
November 7, 2012
In & Out (1997)
In & Out is the sweet but somewhat unbelievable coming out tale of a forty year old man in a small Midwest town. A genuinely funny script (by Paul Rudnick) and excellent performances (especially Kevin Kline, Joan Cusack and Tom Selleck) brought bemused tears to my eyes as the end credits rolled. It's not Preston Sturges but it's probably as close as we'll get in this decade.


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90s,
debbie reynolds,
joan cusack,
kevin kline,
matt dillon,
tom selleck
March 6, 2010
Definitely Maybe (2008)
Definitely Maybe is definitely a wonderfully romantic movie; maybe even one of the best I've seen. Ryan Reynolds and Abigail Breslin have great chemistry as the father (the former) telling his daughter (the latter) the story of how he met her mother (either Elizabeth Banks, Isla Fisher or Rachel Weisz). The story, though not that suspenseful, is endearing and the characters are fleshed out by some nice comic performances especially a small yet pivotal role played by Kevin Kline.


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abigail breslin,
elizabeth banks,
isla fisher,
kevin kline,
rachel weisz,
ryan reynolds
March 2, 2010
The Ice Storm (1997)
I thought The Ice Storm was going to be a first-rate drama but it all seems very calculated. Sigourney Weaver, Kevin Kline, Joan Allen, et al. turn up the heat on the acting skills like it's an important film but aye, there's the rub - everyone is acting. Too much of that heat definitely melted this ice.


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90s,
christina ricci,
elijah wood,
joan allen,
kevin kline,
sigourney weaver,
tobey maquire
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