Fall | Ellen Barber, Willis Burks II | "to the celebration of all slain hope..."

Fall | Ellen Barber, Willis Burks II | A phenomenal film that virtually noone has seen

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Fall

	Fall Ellen Barber, Willis Burks II MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 average customer review:based on 91 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

"to the celebration of all slain hope..."

"There's nothing scarier in the world than knowing exactly where you wanna go but having absolutely no idea how to get there. Except maybe, knowing where you wanna go, knowing how to get there, and then having no idea of who you are when you arrive."
Love stories always have their own special space in the movie business. It's easy to impress people with a love-flick as long as you have some kind of tragedy in it, and of course; Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts are always a nice screen-couple.
Shot back in 1997 "Fall" didn't achieve that much of a box-office success. So it's not a blockbuster but there's just 'something' about it, you have to see for yourself.
Director and the writer Eric Shaeffer prefers to have himself and not-so-famous Amanda De Cadenet as the leading roles for the movie. The theme is not even close to being original. Cab driver Micheal Shiver(Shaeffer) falls for the supermodel Sarah Houston(De Cadenet) whom he happens to pick up one lucky day.
"Be careful what you pray for!"
Micheal thinks he stands no chance against this beautiful, famous, and also married woman, but this is Hollywood and he is to be surprised, so are we. The story takes off but what makes it special is, Shaeffer catches those specific moments when pain sparkles in a person's eyes. He embroides the movie with some nasty sexuality and strong poetry that grabs you sometime in between the first 15 minutes of it and doesn't let go until the very end; the kind of ending that you find yourself looking blankly into the screen as the credits roll, with a significant lump in your throat, wiping silent tears off your cheeks.
"But the sacrifice of love Michael, the sacrifice of that kind of love... and life... when does God teach us how to do that?"

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A phenomenal film that virtually noone has seen

Not out on DVD, hard to find on VHS, and no soundtrack available, "Fall" would seem to be one of those movies that just disappears into oblivion.... until you talk to anyone who has watched it. A love story that is both all too fictitious and all too real, you will find yourself enslaved between the hearts of a taxi cab driver, and a supermodel. Eric Schaffer's beautifully languid poetry will stun your senses and settle in your heart for an eternity. Fresh, witty and sexy, "Fall" is an experience all to itself. This film was passed on to me, and I in turn have passed it on to many.... All who felt its magnificance equally.... now I'm passing it on to you... Buy it, watch it, and keep the circle going....

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fall soundtrack

Wonderful movie! Wish they would put it on DVD! They should make the soundtrack also!

(IN ORDER OF OCCURENCE)
1."Faithless" ASIN: B000002BTB Performed by Marry Me Jane
2."You could make a killing" ASIN: B000003TBW Performed by Aimee Mann
3."faget" ASIN: B000002AUU Performed by Korn
4."SERENA" ASIN: B000002J90 Performed by Duncan Sheik
5."favoRITE failure" Performed by Charlton Pettus
6."EAST AFRICAN DRUMS 2" Used under license from Bainbridge Entertainment Co., Inc.
7."IF I SEE YOU AGAIN" Performed by Amy Kanter
8."worlds apart" ASIN: B00000053E Performed by Jars of Clay
9."drive you mild" ASIN: B000002WVW Performed by The Verve Pipe
10."KID IS NOT ALRIGHT" ASIN: B000006A78 Performed by Talking To Animals
11."INTIMATE EVENING" Performed by Patrick Tuzzolino
12."GREEN" ASIN: B00005JY4R Performed by Amanda Kravat
13."LIGHTNING" Performed by Amy Kanter
14."I FEEL WHAT I FEEL"Performed by Susan Werner

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top 5 of all-time movies

It's finally coming out on DVD!! When I saw this movie for the first time a few years ago, it just defined certain aspects of life. I've probably watched it about 20 times by now.

Great Classic From Eric Schaeffer

I saw this movie a few years ago when it was out on VHS. The story line is simple but not implausible. Eric Schaeffer shows his poetic side and Amanda Decadenet even though not perfect is also great.

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