Travallor

This movie is a combination of Born Yesterday (1993)and The First Wives Club (1996) updated for the 20XX audiences. And not a good one at that either.

Three women try to take revenge on a cheating guy. Nothing new. Has been done before. This time with three new fresh faces and no original contribution.

Watch it if you want it as a run of the mill comedy. Or when needing cheering up. Or when you have to waste time. But other then that, its pretty silly and with a silly storyline.

I found this dull. Not boring.

And please don't go off subject. Its a movie and lets keep the discussion to that and not make it personal.

Your thoughts.

I like indie movies like this on small budgets. Minus his voice(kidding), I like, Edward Burns, his writer/director roles. This movie shows that one doesn't need big budgets and high priced music scores to invoke emotion. I felt for the couple who has to have their respective sisters' stay with them. The dialogue was real, authentic, so were situations some of us can relate to. It was a everyday sort of film then a Hollywood romantic comedy, or even a NY style comedy - you know the ones that are made in NY, with the characters live in expensive dwellings, five steps up from the pavement, have high paying jobs(in advertising), finds the girl/guy of their dreams(who is poor maybe),walk around a lot with music, throw in some unrealistic drama for good measure, and happy ending. This is not one of those movies. This is a story about a husband and wife on their second marriage and their respective sisters, and what happens over a period of a week. How they deal with their marriage. Sound boring. It isn't. I didn't like the documentary style interviews in between, but it seems to work here just right. The entire caste was great, job well done. Another thing I like was there was no drawn out scenes on landscape, nature, water etc, to set the mood for whats to come, or (piano) music to invoke emotion. The were no dull or boring moments of the camera panning or lingering. The ending was great. Happy or sad, how one takes it, but I loved it. All with US$9000 and a Canon SLR camera.