Blythe Danner, Edward Burns, Jon Bon Jovi
The third film in writer-director-actor Edward Burns's "Long Island Trilogy" is in some ways the slightest of the three, and that's a blessing and a curse. By keeping things spare, Burns is able to fo...( read more
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Directed by: Blythe Danner, Edward Burns, Frank Prinzi, Jon Bon Jovi, Lauren Holly
Release Date: March 27, 1998
DVD Release Date: May 1, 2001
Stats: 70 reviews
What a good cast this movie has from Ed Burns and Lauren Holly. No Looking Back gives a realistic glimpse into an everday group of friends in a small sea side town in NJ.
Not entirely sure why...but I really loved this film. It's probably Ed Burn's most overlooked movie, and maybe for that it felt like his most "independent" film. It's pretty good all around, even if the story and personal drama itself frustrates people.
this one of those movie that I really really wanted to love since many thing in this movie hit home with me but ultammitly it was kind of boring and The charters were not as divalped as I would of liked, we never seem to have a reason for why most of the charters are the way the...( read more)
Any movie that uses Springsteen to help tell its story immediately gets on my good side, but director and star Edward Burns' final film in his three-part ode to Long Island would have won me over even sans The Boss.
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