SanEat
A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."
Janae Milner
Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.
Yash Wade
Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.
d81840
In the final credits it lists "in memory of David "Kam" Covner 1070-2002" Who is he? P.S. My wife and I both loved this little gem. Watched it on a cold and damp Saturday with smiles on our faces. Ms. Church has a sweet voice and she can act right there with the best of them. Craig Fergesun really fooled us though, we kind of thought that he was only good for late night television (and only just) when all of a sudden here's this real actor, playing a character with real acting skills.( I know that sounds bad Craig, sorry. I mean it as a complement.) Ms. Richardson, ah yes. What a beauty! She and Ms. Church really could be mother and daughter, both in looks and the way they interact with each other.
TomBardeen
I was mesmerized by the music at the beginning of this film. Young Charlotte Church is an Angel from Heaven! I sort music into two categories, forgettable (most), and unforgettable (rare). The voices of Celine Dion, Barbara Streisand, and Charlotte Church should be heard 500 years from now! Truly, Charlotte's singing in the beginning of this movie remains with me in my dreams, and is one of the very most unforgettable moments in music history! Another surprise is Craig Ferguson. Previously, I knew of him only from late night television. There was a competition to take over the Late Late Show, and many actors and comedians competed for the honor of hosting this show. Craig was the funniest and most natural of all the candidates, and I was cheering for him. He was selected, and I try to stay up late just to see him. When I saw this movie title, with Craig's name and photo, I rented it. I did not expect much. His performance, and then, yes, his direction, made me a Craig Ferguson movie fan! Hurray for both Charlotte and Craig in this very entertaining and heartwarming film!
chickbbchick02
I was so excited to find out that the BEST singer in the world, Charlotte Church made a movie. And even MORE excited when I found it at our local video store. It said it was funny, but was anything but. I mean, they think a 40 year old man dancing around drunk in animal print under-ware is funny?!?!?!?!? And Charlotte Church's lines weren't really good. And the story was a lot like the movie "What a Girl Wants". You could barely even tell that it was supposed to be a comedy!!!! And when they did the flashback to the Mom and the Dads first meeting of each other, the Mom looked the exact same!!! She just looked like a 40 year old woman trying to look like a 18 year old girl. And Charlotte Church looked like she was on drugs! The makeup and hair people did a REALLY bad job. I thought this movie was a absolute disgrace and I would personally be embarrassed if I had taken part in it!Overall: Bad movie, don't even TRY to see it.
j.p.mcgrath
unfortunately not many of them were in this film. It was made up of mostly English trying to pass themselves off as Welsh and doing it badly.Otherwise I would agree with the current 6.4ish rating. Charlotte Church was quite good for her first film. Craig Ferguson was entertaining and Jemma Redgrave was nice to look at.It was a feel good movie that was done better than most of the tosh that is factory produced in the states.
