Plot: Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins took a turn behind the camera for the first time since 1996's August with this mind-bending fantasy that he also wrote and stars in. Read More
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I love it... I was happy, Nicole carried the whole movie...I will recommend this movie to all my relatives and friends.
Anthony Hopkins is a wonderful actor, and I have enjoyed his work over the years. I saw that several notable actors were in this project with him and therefore the film MUST be great. Well.....I kep... t waiting for it to all come together, to be thrilled that I took the time to watch it. Im so sorry, Anthony, I think you should stick with acting! I will still go to see anything you are starring in, just so long as you havent written and directed it. Full Review
Hopkins has never disappointed... therefore must be given the credibility he so richly deserves. This film must be watched through to the final credits. Maybe then, his eager critics would begin to... understand... oops, didn't mean to scare... He has given us a glimpse into the totality of modern cinema. Vanity, eccentricity, monetary gain over artistic expression, commercial exploitation.... you get the point (I hope). Hopkins has exposed all, or most of, the foibles associated with the production, direction, and what all the little people, et cetera do to give us Hollywood "blockbusters". Are you threatened? Confused? Bewildered?... Good. If not, take a private moment to look inside yourself. Unconventional?.... Well yeah! That's what makes movie lovers like me (occasionally) Throw in an opinion. I liked this movie. If you don't get that, watch it again. Or, just do your overburdened mind a favor, and just forget it. Speaking for me, "Way to go Tony! I'm hoping for more!" History is made by those who break out of the common mold. Full Review

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