Dad | Jack Lemmon, Ted Danson | One of the most wonderful movies ever.

Dad | Jack Lemmon, Ted Danson | Soberbia película

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Dad

	Dad Jack Lemmon, Ted Danson Universal Studios, 2005 average customer review:based on 20 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A busy executive learns during a meeting that his father may be dying and rushes home to his side. He ends up being his fathers caretaker and becomes closer to him than ever before. In the process he teaches his father to be more independent which causes problems with the mans wife. Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca) Release Date: 05/31/2005 Starring: Jack Lemmon Kevin Spacey Run time: 117 minutes Rating: Pg Director: Gary David Goldberg

One of the most wonderful movies ever.

If many of my other reviews have been read, then it is recognized that I can be quite verbose and sometimes eloquent.

This review requires neither (though is worthy of both)... but the title speaks volumes. DAD truly is one of the most wonderful movies that I have ever viewed.

... and Jack Lemmon is phenomenal. He truly deserved a Golden Globe, at the very least.

Please watch this movie... even the coldest of hearts will be warmed.

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Soberbia película

Nos encontramos ante una de las mejores películas norteamericanas de todos los tiempos. Esta producción da cabida a un extraordinario mosaico de actuaciones al conjugarse, además, con un guión y una fotografía de ensoñación.

very pleased

very pleased with this product. affordable, perfect condition! it took a day or two longer than had been expected, but after tracking the item, it might have been the postal services fault.

A Shadow of an Important Novel

Does the name of Ted Danson ring any bell? It doesn't? No wonder, Ted was the "star" of some early 80s soap opera who wanted to become a real actor. Unfortunately, his choice for the path to stardom was the movie made of William Wharton's "Dad". The story had to be refashioned to be more glitzy - a painter became an actor. The result is rather grim and, if you haven't read the novel, difficult to follow. The story is sad - the book is saturated with nostalgia for what the heroes missed in life or realized too late to enjoy fully - the film is so so.
And there is one moderately funny bit - Jack Lemmon and Olympia Dukakis through the film look as if they both wanted to ask one and the same question - What am I doing in this movie??? They are doing their best but it is not enough to save and Ethan Hawke is too young to make a difference.

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