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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Old time favorite Dec 08, 2009 My husband had a movie that was 'quirky, that he would always quote.The Tempest...I can not believe I foundit on DVD for hi birthday! It arrived id great condition,was he ever suprised!
Four Stars May 25, 2009 This is one of my favorite films. I like it because it's really different from what you might expect. There are aspects of it that leave you scratching your head. It's funny, entertaining, surprising and even shocking. It's a fairly unusual title, so if you're interested in something a little "off the beaten track" as it were, this might be it. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because the story moves a little too slowly for my taste. If you're an action junky - forget it. If you're in it for a deep story - forget it. After watching this, you'll recall it like it was a dream you had more than a movie you saw.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Great Movie Jan 07, 2009 I saw this movie when it came out at the theaters, many years ago. I forgot how funny and clever it is.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Timeless story Nov 01, 2008 I loved this film when I was 16, and I love it still, 26 years later! Cassavetes owes a lot to Shakespeare of course, whose stories are always timeless, but he and the actors, Susan Sarandon and Molly Ringwald in the beginning of their careers, create such a warm mood in the film.
1 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Cloying Oct 06, 2008 This has not aged well in its last 25 years. There is no heat whatsoever between the aging John Cassavetes and the young Susan Sarandon. It makes no sense for her instant attraction to him. Likewise, the debut of Molly Ringwald is beyond saccharinely cloying. Bad, bad acting, even if she was only a young teen. Raul Julia saves the day a bit as the wacky goatherd, but it's still a stereotyped role. Not worth the bother, and it's too long, besides.
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