Feast Of Love [2007]

See Larger Image	List Price: £19.99 Our Price: £9.98 Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Manufacturer: Entertainment in Video Starring: Toby Hemingway, Selma Blair, Morgan Freeman, Alexa Davalos, Billy Burke Directed By: Robert Benton Average Customer Rating:


Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 5017239195518 Format: PAL Label: Entertainment in Video Manufacturer: Entertainment in Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Entertainment in Video Region Code: 2 Release Date: 2008-05-12 Running Time: 98 Studio: Entertainment in Video Theatrical Release Date: 2007
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: unexpected Comment: I don't like chick flicks, but in saying that I found this interesting, moving and inspiring. Morgan Freeman's character, Harry, acts as the guide through the stories of Greg Kinnear's character Bradley (who I couldn't care less about) and his various relationships; and Kathryn (Selmer Blair) and her relationship with Oscar (Toby Hemingway). It is the latter relationship that I found to be the best. The two actors involved Hemingway and Blair outshone all of the others, including Freeman. I'm glad I gave it a try. Customer Rating: Summary: slow moving, drab dialogue and drab acting in a drab Oregon town Comment: The last ten minutes of this film is good but the rest is pretty slow moving with drab dialogue and drab acting set in drab Oregon town. The naked flesh in this film is less exposed than the poor quality of the script.If you want to see a much more romantic, humorous,positive and uplifting film I recommend The Jane Austen Book Club which was released last year too.That has an uneventful sounding title but is actually rather good. Customer Rating: Summary: Romantic, Heart-rending and Beautiful Comment: This film explores the love stories and relationships between different characters, and like a spider-web, they all have some connection with the retiring university lecturer, Harry Stevenson (Morgan Freeman). Using his wonderful, silky voice, Morgan Freeman's character relates the experiences of those around him. Each character has a different story and the film appeals to different ages and backgrounds as well as covering different issues: drug-abuse, young-love, homosexuality and death. There are a lot of sex-scenes in the film (some of which are rather graphic), but they do not `reduce' the film, but add a layer of realism which enriches the story. The mood of this film is romantic, heart-rending and beautiful. For me it comes highly recommended. More Reviews