He meets Maggie, a young woman who suffers from Parkinson’s disease at her very young age. The movie first leads us to what most of men first want from a woman, SEX, and Jamie Randall is the guy for that as he always gets what he wants, at least with women. The thing is that he finds someone just like him, Maggie.

The movie then takes us to a story where we see on one side Jamie trying to climb up the ladder on the business of selling meds to doctor and on the other side, his “so-called” relationship with Maggie and dealing with her disease.

With a gentle touch this shows us what Parkinson’s disease is, but without getting us to the “I want to kill myself” feeling because it is not entirely based on what the disease is, but its still the pretty much the center of the movie.

I cant really tell what I didn’t like of the movie. I would have liked it to show a bit more of the disease for those who don’t know it, but still it leaves us a nice message that I will surely keep.

I wasn’t sure about watching this movie but I do like Vaughn as an actor.

A couple, who tought that had it all figured out, decides under certain circunstances to visit their parents (who happen to be splitted, so it means 4 houses to visit) and they discover a few things on their journey.

Movie is funny, in the Vaugh way! He reallly makes funny movies. So, if you want to have a good time with your couple, its a good choice to do so. Its full time comedy + Romance.

Starring Jeff Bridges, Caroline Goodball, John Savage and more…

This movie reminds me of Platoon, a movie filled with young stars (and nothing else similar between these 2 movies).

Captain Christopher Sheldon owns a ship (the Albatross) and he trains young man overseas for a certain time and delivers them to their parents as “men”.

Ridley Scott is the director.

The film shows a group of young men who sails out with the “Skipper”, his wife, and the crew overseas. These former “boys” finds on this journey certain situations that turns into lifetimes experiences.

Excellent movie, great cast, great performances.

7/10 from us.

This movie, for me, is the perfect aproach to a comic book movie of being a comic book movie. It perfectly shows us each one of the characters’s feelings and thoughts.

Movie starts with The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in his appartment and being attacked by someone, apparently stronger than him. And so on the movie develops on what happened to The Comedian and why he was murdered. Rorschach starts narrating the story and most of the movie as it develops.

What exactly is that I liked about this movie??

It was not overacted, no super-special effects that makes you think the story is unreal.

Rorschach’s impersonation was impressing.

Did you like the movie as well?