Gone, but Not Forgotten

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Mar 29, 2022 Sappy for sure but very enjoyable. I recommend.. See more Sep 1, 2012 The intention was good, but lack of good acting and real climax. Dialogues were pretty badly written, but quite enjoyed the soundtrack. A decent treat to waste time with. See more Apr 23, 2012 Not Matthew Montgomery's best but still good See more Jan 21, 2012 It moves really slow. I think it would be better suited for the stage. See more Sep 14, 2011 A sappy love story, whether gay or straight, can be tedious. You have to adjust to a slow start with actors seemingly reading their lines from cue cards, static direction, and badly-lit sets. The movie gathers up steam about midway, when the mystery of Mark's amnesia is realized. However, the melodrama derails the movie at the end with hammy acting by two women as wives, Ariadne Shaffer and Brenda Lasker. It's not a wasted movie for viewers who like heavy sentimentality. Even for a love story, there must be grit or a hook for an audience to watch. Without giving anything away, the main characters have mundane issues. Matthew Montgomery as Mark, is coming out and has a rich, bitch wife. Aaron Orr as Drew is a lonely ranger. Both actors are handsome but their superficial acting distracts. Only Bryna Weiss as the doctor left an impression. See more Mar 9, 2011 ni tan buena ni tan mala See more Read all reviews

Gone, but Not Forgotten

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