Director George C. Wolfe makes his feature debut with another tear-jerker novel from Nicholas Sparks. The story about two middle aged couple who meet and fall in love that changes their lives before tragedy strikes. Wolfe fails to shakes of his TV background which plagues the film in every way that even Richard Gere and Diana Lane can't save with their solid performances which is the only saving grace of this film. Scott Glenn, James Franco and Viola Davis are utterly wasted as plot devices. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Nights in Rodanthe
Director George C. Wolfe makes his feature debut with another tear-jerker novel from Nicholas Sparks. The story about two middle aged couple who meet and fall in love that changes their lives before tragedy strikes. Wolfe fails to shakes of his TV background which plagues the film in every way that even Richard Gere and Diana Lane can't save with their solid performances which is the only saving grace of this film. Scott Glenn, James Franco and Viola Davis are utterly wasted as plot devices. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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3 comments:
Im an avid reader of your blog do you think you can do a list of your favorite films of all time for me? :)
Thank you. I'm glad you appreciate it.
You can check the following for all of my favorite films and filmmakers in top 10 format:
http://yrfilms.com/top.html
No...thank you! :D
Theres a lot of good films there excellent taste and great link! ;)
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