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Blind to the fact that it should be rising up against its own formulaic kind. April 25, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Blind to the fact that it should be rising up against its own formulaic kind.
Robert Abele
Parise no doubt intends the pic's attention to the disease -- plus animal adoption and fair trade coffee -- to be socially enlightening, but it feels suspiciously like sympathy-mongering. April 24, 2008 | Full Review…
Parise no doubt intends the pic's attention to the disease -- plus animal adoption and fair trade coffee -- to be socially enlightening, but it feels suspiciously like sympathy-mongering.
Peter Debruge
More farce might have served the film well; as Parise draws from a playbook of medical melodrama and romantic-comedies clichs, her moral about living outside the box becomes harder and harder to swallow. April 24, 2008 | Full Review…
More farce might have served the film well; as Parise draws from a playbook of medical melodrama and romantic-comedies clichs, her moral about living outside the box becomes harder and harder to swallow.
Sam Sweet
...ultimately establishes itself as an affable endeavor that benefits substantially from the charismatic work of its two leads. December 5, 2008 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
...ultimately establishes itself as an affable endeavor that benefits substantially from the charismatic work of its two leads.
David Nusair
Achieves the holy trinity of painful earnestness, combining cute animals, sick teenagers and an idealistic belief in love and goodness that's actually deceptively judgmental. April 26, 2008 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
Achieves the holy trinity of painful earnestness, combining cute animals, sick teenagers and an idealistic belief in love and goodness that's actually deceptively judgmental.
Matt Pais
Written, directed, acted-in and produced by Parise, she's proven her creds as a one-woman employment agent. But, by now, she should be picking up that directing is a weak spot. April 26, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Written, directed, acted-in and produced by Parise, she's proven her creds as a one-woman employment agent. But, by now, she should be picking up that directing is a weak spot.
Jules Brenner
There's an overwhelming and quite repellent amount of gloss applied to the finished product, yet underneath it all are many scenes of honest emotional confession, distributed through wonderful atypical performances. April 17, 2008 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
There's an overwhelming and quite repellent amount of gloss applied to the finished product, yet underneath it all are many scenes of honest emotional confession, distributed through wonderful atypical performances.
Brian Orndorf
Considering the talent assembled, the only audience draw here is the prospect of getting out of the rain. April 11, 2008 | Rating: 1/5
Considering the talent assembled, the only audience draw here is the prospect of getting out of the rain.
Mark Keizer
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