Plot: Director Steve Stockman takes the helm for this semi-autobiographical comedy drama about an estranged family that comes together for one last goodbye, and finds their assumedly brief farewell inexorably dragged out for two excruciating weeks. Read More
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*A guest review today, from Nick Schager, of Slant Magazine Four grown-up siblings reunite to take care of their ovarian cancer-stricken mother during her dying days in Two Weeks, a melodrama that, while partially based on the life of writer/director...
While I think most people think of drama when they think of Sally Field, I always thought that she could of done some really great comedies. I just don't think she ever managed to choose the right ones. It might not have been a perfect movie, but she was...
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What sadistic throwback decided this movie about a woman dying of ovarian cancer is a COMEDY???? Whoever did that needs to have his head and his heart examined. This is a good... movie, and one which those of us who have participated in a similar experience recognize as TRUE. Full Review
This is a pretty amazing movie that tells the truth about life and death. I had the pleasure of seeing it with a group from the Gilda Radner club in NYC and heard many comments about how true and rea... l this story is. I highly recomend this movie to anyone! Full Review
Couldn't wait for this one to end. Preachy and disjointed. Old news for most of us anyway. I don't need to be told how we got into the current mess or how to avoid another one and I hope that the re... st of America is at least as perceptive as am I. Maybe this script/story was a good idea in it's planning stages, if that was five years ago or more, but it's old news now. Full Review
I don't know about you, but "Two Weeks" explores exactly what's been happening in all my friends' lives. Each of us will face the end of life and this movie shows the beauty, intimacy,and humor of tha... t shared reality. I've recommended it to everyone and hope to see it again, this time with my brother. Full Review
A movie that's for everyone. A cleansing cry or a belly-aching laugh- this movie has it all. Reality at its best. *****

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