The Air I Breathe
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Movie Reviews of The Air I Breathe
Movie Review: Before the Bullet Enters
Summary: 2 Stars
Jieho Lee's first feature fell flat for me, winding up a chore to finish before the video return deadline. Brendan Fraser who is currently in another "Mummy" movie does a decent job as the love-struck hitman. I don't know why his name is Pleasure other than he gets to be intimate with Sorrow before Pleasure is whacked. Sarah Michelle Gellar, fresh from her Golden Globe nomination for TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" eight years ago, plays Sorrow, a rock star also named Trista. She's not actually a very good rock star, but she thinks she is. I wouldn't have bought her CD. She becomes even more sorrowful when her contract is forced into the hands of con-man Fingers played gruffly by Andy Garcia. Kevin Bacon who is in "Frost/Nixon" plays Love, a doctor who loves a doomed researcher named Gina played by the lovely Julie Delphy. Watching Delphy's hospital deathbed scene was the highlight of this depressing film for me. Happiness played by Oscar winner Forest Whitaker from The Last King of Scotland (Widescreen Edition) & Vantage Point (Single-Disc Edition) finds joy just before the bullet enters. This was a depressing flick notable for Brendan Fraser's fine performance and Julie Delphy's beauty. Taxi!Movie Review: Fingers is a real piece of work
Summary: 2 Stars
Big name cast, but this melodrama is a muddled mess in which none of the characters ring true. Neither do any of the situations. Not a single person is likeable, either. In fact, I have no idea what this is really about. Something heavy like how we are all interconnected? Beats me. Andy Garcia is so over the top cruel that I actually smirked during one of his many scream scenes. Watch if you can't find anything else, but be forewarned.Movie Review: The Air I Breathe left me gasping for breath
Summary: 1 Stars
A stellar cast, including Kevin Bacon, Forest Whitaker, Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Andy Garcia, come together under the aegis of a director who uses all the cheap camera tricks from his career in music videos to squeeze out of his ensemble cast 90 minutes of sheer nothingness.Movie Review: A blender movie
Summary: 1 Stars
This is a blender movie: filled with familiar characters, stereotypes, scenes from many previous "thrillers." It is very slow moving and filled with gratuitous violence. Nothing surprising in the end as several plots "come together." Skip it.