With Honors (Snap Case)
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Movie Reviews of With Honors (Snap Case)
Movie Review: You will leave this movie without a feeling of time wasted.
Summary: 5 Stars
I watched this movie and, for the first time, something magical happened; I admired a homeless man. I think if any movie has the power to turn people's concept of what's trashy into something admirable or great, you have to watch it. This movie also gives that 80's impression, like such movies as "Breakfast Club" and "Pretty in Pink". But you can tell that it isn't quite like that decade, since there are not all these punk rock losers without talent that somehow become fashion statements and successful rock stars. This movie fits in with "Reality Bites", for example, because the movie people are beginning to integrate more class and knowledge into their movie. But once again, "With Honors" is a very good movie for the person that once to remember the 80's or early 90's. This movie has a tendency to leave you feeling good, so you can watch it over and over again. Not too intense. Very kick back. Last thing, the soundtrack has an interesting mix from jazz to rock to soft.Movie Review: Opened the eyes of my heart...
Summary: 5 Stars
I remember seeing this movie for rental. I can't recall seeing it in theaters...but i was young back in 1994. I saw Frasier in "School Ties," and seen Moira Kelley in "Cutting Edge." I became fond of both actors because of those two films, but when I saw them on the cover for this movie, for some reason, I didn't have any inkling of interest to watch it. But recently, I saw the movie at Best Buy for 6 bucks and thought...what the heck, I'll buy it. My, after watching this movie, i realized i got a deal of a life time. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! Everyone has a story...no matter if you're rich, poor, young or old, and there is at least one person if not more who would be interested in hearing it. No life is worthless...
this is a film that will definetly open the eyes of anyone's heart. it's a film that points out the more important things in life.
It's a loveable movie, "...but don't take my word for it."
Movie Review: Food for the soul...
Summary: 5 Stars
The human spirit is such a vast yet complex thing that help us understand BReath taking films such as this one! Films like "with honors" come a dime a dozen. Films that show the reality of everyday life and the humanity and everlasting love of a friendship... old or new! It makes you weep of sadness and cry happy tears. Cause we've all experience it. We've all had or known a father who left his son/daughter and we've always hated that figure. Yet we've never known it from their perspective which can be very harsh... This film is eye opening and witty! The plot is ingenius yet heartwarming. With a great cast and great production this film shows the ways of the spirit in many ways. It truly deserves 5 stars. Buy it feed your soul"prince of pop"
Movie Review: A hymn to idealism and a tale of life
Summary: 5 Stars
With performances by Joe Pesci and Brendan Fraser that escape their more traditional mafia and comedy roles, 'With Honors' is one of those very feel-good movies, one that brings the like of 'Dead Poets Society' to mind for more than one reason, the reference to Walt Whitman's classic "Leaves of Grass" being one of them. A hymn to idealism and a tale of life and graduating from it with honors, it happens to also be nicely framed with one of Madonna's nicest songs to date, "I remember" as its theme song and incidental music.Movie Review: Top-notch!
Summary: 5 Stars
My family watches this movie over and over again. I have lots of favorite parts in it, but the DVD is almost worth buying for this dialog by Pesci-Fraser:Pesci: "When it comes to relationships, everybody's a used car salesman."
Fraser: "What, you mean you should never have a relationship?"
Pesci: "You've GOT to have a relationship. Just don't expect it to come with a warranty."
And yes, the book is Walt Whitman's <i>Leaves of Grass</i>.