Steve Martin
It's Complicated - saw the ads and thought, "Merryl Streep - funny - I want to go." So we did.
I laughed so hard that it was incredible! Fed real life on screen in a fun way, but also the serious side effects were noted. This film, we experience the conditions that each person feels and experiences in one or another time - fun, joy, sorrow, jealousy, anxiety, confusion, a bit out of character and still enjoy it, make decisions, to love and be loved , success, friendship, relationships, child / parent interactions - a very gammut scenarios presented in a cheerful yet profound way.
Representing Merryl Streep is my all time favorite actress - her ability to so many different characters in a credible way that is unusual. Like Anthony Hopkins, she can give you right into the movie and the other in every experience. Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin's performance is really good. I was waiting for Steve Martin in a position to Zanny but he was a serious role, which he also with sensitivity and a down-to-earth approach.
The young actor is too large, a special - it "as a bridegroom," daughter - his timing and both are wonderful, that someone so young. Children are only a small portion of the film, adding that their participation in a dimension to the film, which makes it all the more credible.
Terrific guide in this movie as well - timing is superb, the ups and downs in the movie, drag very well "for the ride!" And it's pretty ride!
In particular, she describes aging as a positive thing to fear - not anything, or viewed in a negative way. The subject is treated front and center. It is really an important message in this film. We can all see that the "funny and Game of Life" does not really change much with age, and certainly the various emotions alive and well in all stages of life. Perhaps being updated at the end, this will be a turning point in our society, because once again we see aging as something positive, while having fun at the same time.
A wonderful, romantic comedy with so much more!
Hope you see it and enjoy!
Lorraine Aram
http://www.wizetime.com
