A Hole in One
2004, Comedy/Drama, 1h 37m
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A gangster (Meat Loaf) makes an employee (Tim Guinee) pose as a doctor to prevent his troubled girlfriend (Michelle Williams) from getting a lobotomy.
Cast & Crew
Michelle Williams
Anna Watson
Anna Watson
Meat Loaf
Billy
Billy
Tim Guinee
Tom
Tom
Louis Zorich
Sammy
Sammy
Bill Raymond
Dr. Harold Ashton
Dr. Harold Ashton
Wendell Pierce
Dan
Dan
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Nov 08, 2006[font=Century Gothic]"A Hole in One" takes place in 1953 in the small hamlet of Ice Town where Anna(Michelle Williams) fears she is losing her mind after witnessing the murder of a friend by her mobster boyfriend(Meat Loaf Aday). She feels that a lobotomy will solve her problems, as demonstrated by Dr. Ashton(Bill Raymond) as part of the local Mental Health Week. As shown, the Trans-Orbital Lobotomy is a simple procedure performed with an ice pick...[/font] [font=Century Gothic][/font] [font=Century Gothic]"A Hole in One" is a victory of design over any kind of coherence. There are at least three or four separate elements to this movie that never come together. The most interesting of which are the mental health issues and lobotomy but that is definitely from a historical perspective. And the movie misses a valuable opportunity to link the infamous procedure to the conformity of the 1950's.[/font]Walter M Super Reviewer
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