Customer Ratings & Reviews

One of the best drama movie 2016, I recommended this movie

Having read the book, really enjoyed the movie. Critics nitpick on the review but its not an easy book to make a film out of. Definitely worth watching.

A legendary high school athlete marrys a beauty queen. Becomes a successful business man. Now sit back and watch how a perfect life is broken forever.

I was surprised by this film and not to mention the great transfer. Give this movie a chance. You will enjoy it.

Ewan McGregor. Jennifer Connelly. Dakota Fanning. SOLD. A well-acted drama, with a beautiful 1080p transfer.

Great cast- hard story to hear and see...the last line of the movie describes life for most of us.

This was a good movie. I would not have any problem watching again.

This was a good movie!. Also purchased to add to my online library!

this movie is pretty good if you like drama check this out.

Very depressing story but overall a decent film. Good acting

This movie was good. It was different and interesting!

I havent seen it yet but i heard that its a ni e movie

This movie was petty good to watch I liked it a lot

bought cause of Jennifer Connelly.Just for collection

Great movie to watch with family and friends for any occasion.

Good plot and solid acting. What more could you ask for

A great cast and solid book aren't well utilized here.

Don't waste your time or money on this one. You would have to be an extreme fan of one or more of the actors, or of the author to sit through it. All of the character are whack jobs. Not resembling real life. Nothing pastoral about it. Children do not ask Daddy to kiss them like Mommy. Professional counselors to not give advice or conclusions like that. Mommies don't disengage from their children so quickly(although they do have affairs) Mommies don't get blamed. The only sympathetic character is the Dad. To a sickening degree. The featurette at the end the actors glom over their acting, director and the script.

A sad tale of loss centered around a young girl in the 60s and how her parents deal with her radicalized self

Haven't watched it yet but it looks like a great movie from what I seen on the preview