Standing Still

Standing Still (2005)

  • 36% of critics liked it
    (22 reviews)

  • 33% of users liked it
    (17,886 ratings)

When a diverse group of lifelong friends comes together to celebrate the marriage of devoted couple Elise (Amy Adams) and Michael (Adam Garcia), the mixed-up relationships of the past pave the road to a weekend no one is likely to soon forget in the feature debut from filmmaker Matthew Cole Weiss.… More

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Timm Sharp, Matthew Perniciaro
Genres
Drama, Comedy
In Theaters
Jun 17, 2005 Wide
On DVD
Jun 27, 2006
Freestyle Releasing

Critic Reviews

  • Erin Clements, Time Out New York

    The Swiss-quartz comic timing of the film's ensemble cast makes its neurotic characters more compelling than your average cinematic slackers.

  • Richard Roeper, Ebert & Roeper

    This is a hit and miss romantic comedy with a few solid laughs and some pretty smart dialogue.

  • Stephen Whitty, Newark Star-Ledger

    Don't send a gift. Send your regrets. This is one wedding invitation that can clearly, safely be declined.

  • Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times

    The aptly named Standing Still, about postcollegiate 20-somethings, has the dramatic momentum of a daisy-picking toddler.

  • Lou Lumenick, New York Post

    Relentlessly shallow.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Cynthia S


    I just watched this movie, and I really liked it...alot. Sheesh. What's with all the bad reviews I am reading about this movie? Some of the things that were said didn't even sound like the same movie I just saw. Amazing. Well, I thought it was very charming, cute, and… More

  • Red L


    Not a memorable movie. I wouldn't watch it again.

  • Deb S


    Elise and Michael (Amy Adams, Adam Garcia) are college sweethearts who are about to walk down the aisle and gather all of their old friends together to join in the celebration. Many of them have pasts all their own and haven't seen each other for years. As they each arrive at… More

  • Laurence C


    Standing Still is a dialogue-driven character piece about way too many twentysomethings' feelings & questionings to cover up in ninety minutes, but it somehow manages to leave an impression. Indeed, despite the fact that the plot really does go nowhere and we've heard… More

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