The Man with Rain in His Shoes (Twice Upon a Yesterday) (1998)
The Man with Rain in His Shoes (Twice Upon a Yesterday) (1998)
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Cast
as Louise
as Sylvia Weld
as Victor Bukowski
as Rafael
as Dave Summers
as Don Miguel
as Alison Hayes
as Freddy
as Diane
as Director
as Carol
as Janice
as Simon
as Vendor
as Pianist
Critic Reviews for The Man with Rain in His Shoes (Twice Upon a Yesterday)
All Critics (21) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (15)
Without a rooting interest in our so-called 'hero,' one admires the invention of the film without necessarily enjoying it.
[A] lively, if diverse, directing debut.
Equal doses of fairy tale with quixotic overtones, romantic treacle, and subtle sci-fi, this small British-Spanish import looks (marginally) better on paper than on screen.
Audience Reviews for The Man with Rain in His Shoes (Twice Upon a Yesterday)
Though the start of the movie was a little slow, by the end I was invested in the characters. I really liked the changing twists of fate...the plot starts like so many others but has a wonderful twist of its own that I had not yet seen done. Wonderful! Great acting, great filming and editing, and great locations. I really liked it...especially nice ending. Chick flick? Probably...
Super Reviewer
i know this as 'if only' but still doesnt make it any better.... its ok i guess but pretty boring not much of a storyline and a bit unbelievable
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The Man with Rain in His Shoes (Twice Upon a Yesterday) Quotes
| Victor Bukowski: | Even if I could pretend that you never left me, I couldn't pretend I don't love her. |
| Louise: | Every time I come here, I feel like there's somebody else in the house., and i don't know what happened to you. and you've never wanted to tell me. But I can't compete with a ghost. |
| Sylvia Weld: | Relationships are like plants. They need air, they need breathing space. Otherwise, they wilt. |
| Louise: | Don't look for this years birds in last years nest. It's from Don Quixote. |
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