John Hostetter, Karl Anthony, Marc Macaulay
George Gattling is a man who is a little out of place in the world and a little out of place in his own skin. George's salvation is his autistic nephew Fred, whom George has raised like a son. Togethe...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 29, 2007
Stats: 135 reviews
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Thats what I thought after the first 30 min, the 2nd 30 min, and the last 30 min. I have more to do with my life then watch this, don't I? I guess not or I wouldn't have finished it. Save Me Somebody
Paul Giamatti still knows how to entertain as the plot continues on in this film.
paul giamatti is one of the great americam actors working today and he takes a lot of risks that often pay off, well this one is a little to out there for me. him and michelle williams play off each other well but as in michelle williams break out role in wendy and lucy im not ex...( read more)
Giamatti is given a challenging performance by constantly carrying around a hawk. It's a strange film, but interesting because I've never seen something quite like it.
i embalmed michael pitt while whistling the theme to the andy griffith show.
This was a good film, but I don't know if it was one I would recommend to everyone. It is kind of slow, and not the most thrilling of topics, I guess, with the main character being obssessed with training a hawk! However, the cast are all very good in this, particularly Paul Gi...( read more)
Paul Giamatti is good with what he's given, and so is Michelle Williams. Michael Pitt, who is brilliant in every role I've seen him in, is really underused here, and as a result he melts into the movie rather than standing out like he should have. Julian Goldberger's script and d...( read more)
This is great, the cinematography is what really captured me. The shots, colors, camera work all worked together to create a real interesting mood. A quiet film, not for the heartless "rocks" of the world ;) I enjoyed it very much.
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