Antonia in the New Year’s party and Gena Rowlands in the closing credits is my new favorite thing of the week
If I were a director in the 80s, you would see me put Gena and John in every project possible just to watch them perform together. I would probably even forget to film because I’d be too captivated

Antonia in the New Year’s party and Gena Rowlands in the closing credits is my new favorite thing of the week
If I were a director in the 80s, you would see me put Gena and John in every project possible just to watch them perform together. I would probably even forget to film because I’d be too captivated

I honestly, sincerely, and surprisingly found this movie interesting. If your movie doesn’t have a new york, new york dance sequence by Raul julia then that isn’t a movie. His character wasnt good but he was pretty funny and it’s one of raul’s beat acting. I saw one review where they said he wasn’t good here, YOU’RE WRONG. Anyways, the rest of the cast was really good as in John. Pretty okay movie imo

I honestly, sincerely, and surprisingly found this movie interesting. If your movie doesn’t have a new york, new york dance sequence by Raul julia then that isn’t a movie. His character wasnt good but he was pretty funny and it’s one of raul’s beat acting. I saw one review where they said he wasn’t good here, YOU’RE WRONG. Anyways, the rest of the cast was really good as in John. Pretty okay movie imo

Raúl Juliá makes the most bloated films entertaining

Raúl Juliá makes the most bloated films entertaining

- “I need a drink.”
- “How do I do it? I know that every moment I have may be my last. So I’m in one big hurry.”

One of those movies I feel like I found at the perfect time of my movie watching journey. Never knew there was a movie with Molly Ringwald, Cassavetes & Gena. Feel like I’ve never seen her outside of a John Hughes movie. A lot to love about this, interesting performance, unique timeline. Need to look into the Shakespeare this is based off of.

- “I need a drink.”
- “How do I do it? I know that every moment I have may be my last. So I’m in one big hurry.”

One of those movies I feel like I found at the perfect time of my movie watching journey. Never knew there was a movie with Molly Ringwald, Cassavetes & Gena. Feel like I’ve never seen her outside of a John Hughes movie. A lot to love about this, interesting performance, unique timeline. Need to look into the Shakespeare this is based off of.

raúl juliá really stole the show here, not saying that i didn't enjoy grey haired cassavetes wandering around an island wearing a robe

raúl juliá really stole the show here, not saying that i didn't enjoy grey haired cassavetes wandering around an island wearing a robe