eliflores111

I have to write about Bonneville in light of the user comment by some of these other users and critics.. I am sick of reading negative or poor reviews from films from all of these sour men. I read a few sub par reviews and thought to myself, Bonneville can't be that boring and it wasn't. I was happy to see a film that fits an older demographic. I went with my grandmother and it has been about 10 years since she has gone to the movies, she was pleased there was something out there she could relate to and not be offended by everything that is on the screen, without giving away much about the film, it was a warm film that highlighted 3 relationships and went through feelings that affect many woman as they reach older age. Worth the ticket, movies like this don't come around every year... all these old men get off these boards and out of the papers and get a life, take films for what they are and why they are made, don't be a hater just because you are sitting at your desk writing about 3 awesome woman.

Fascinating hearsays, great trailers, appealing group of actors, mixed reviews . . . I had to see this one for myself and thought it was impressive on the whole. Not perfect, perhaps, but I see more good things than bad. I have always respected Donald Sutherland as an actor, and his performance as John Bell only attests to why he deserves a lot of respect. I will not sell the others short either; I think they all did a great job in their acting. I understand why a lot of people thought the ending was bad, but I thought if people analyzed it more deeply, they would see what the ending really meant. The score is good and also adds a lot of color to the movie. I didn't expect so much to begin with, but I got something twice as good as I had anticipated. Highly recommended.