Life Under Water
[4.67]
It is a "good thing" "true simplicity" can be seen even by a "confused kid" on an "escape from parents" in "wonderful lines" (his only "complaint is the length") for "one of the" ice cream cones and even a "dark horse" with "lack of desire" could "look forward" and catch at "first glimpse" the facts are "more naked than you have probably ever seen" them and this "that much better" than "'Bam Stroker's Dracula'"
One of the smartest movies of Keanuthon, or perhaps ever. I would talk about the brilliant writing, the intelligent acting, and the beautiful, true simplicity of it all, but really would just like to bring up the fact that this movie has Keanu more naked than you have probably ever seen him. This is a good thing. This is a very good thing.
A dark horse in the 'Thon this year. This is a really good movie with a lot of Keanu and some wonderful lines. Sarah Jessica Parker stars with Keanu, which makes the movie that much better. This is also a transitional movie for Keanu, since he starts to move out of his troubled teenager, escape from parents role. I will look forward to this one next year.
Carrie Bradshaw is the ugly one. That one sure threw me for a loop. That said, this is a real treat, my only complaint is the length. Only one hour long, could have watched this for at least a couple more. Would gladly view this funny, intelligent Richard Greenberg piece 3 times instead of, for example, "Bam Stroker's Dracula" - could that be an option? First glimpse of Keanu as a kid out of high school (and in the Hamptons). Delicate performance by Keanu of a confused kid with what seems to be too many options and lack of desire or ability to make the choices he needs/wants to make. Great surprise, great movie, great example of why we 'Thon.
