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There's a lot of dramatic music that's louder than the actors. The scenes are well lit. The great actors are denigrated with their heavy, phony drawls. The plot is shallow.

Al Pacino always great. Mathew is always confident. Movie too sensational. Passion without substance. The script just had no depth but delivered by real talent.

It's got to make some sense but how do you turn the engine over and when the truck doesn't start, you lift the hood to find no engine. Why would you sit in the dark picking stickers out of your hair while holding up a hand mirror. You completely can't see anything. So...hard pass for me.

Stereotype with Van Damme is black trench coat saving Butler from, of course, sexual assault. No thank you.

The movie was so dark it was hard to see the characters. Seemed unending fight scenes. The female lead was nondescript. Cruise as a beef cake failed. Plot was lost.

I loved the actors. Loved the comedy. I don't understand why their skin was falling off if they had eternal youth. Loved that Bruce Willis was the wholesome straight guy.

Love that Tom played an age appropriate pilot because it made the plot more believable and allowed us to focus on his acting chops.

I own it and have watched over 20 times. Hope you enjoy it.

Charlotte couldn't have Jerry because he was already married, but by raising his daughter, it was as if they were married and had a family. They could build a life together after all.