3SMReviews: Miss You Already

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3SMReviews: Miss You Already

Birth, death and other stuff, with two wonderful actresses we don’t get to see enough of.*  This movie doesn’t shy away from the cancer stuff, though it also takes a twist not typical of cancer movies.  Overall, a really fabulous film and unfortunately overlooked.

Cost:  $11.00 (one half of $22.00 ticket for the Catherine Hardwicke Double Feature at the POWFeset.)
Where watched: Hollywood Theater

*Plus Dominic Cooper, aka Howard Stark in Captain America.

poster from: http://www.impawards.com/intl/uk/2015/miss_you_already.html
Good lord but I love Toni Collette’s necklaces!

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  • Sara K.
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    Oooh I love these two. I need to see this! I assume that it comes from Drew’s production company.

    • stenaros
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      You do need to see it. Hopefully I used the TFS label.

      I looked up Ms. Berrymore’s production company, and they did not produce this. Their list of films is interesting though, and I’ve seen nearly all of them.
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flower_Films

      I’m remembering that Catherine Hardwicke said that once Drew said yes, all the funding fell into place and six weeks later they were filming.

  • Jan W.
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    I was so excited reading your review. I was like, “Drew Barrymore, Toni Colette, AND Dominic Cooper? This sounds awesome!” My fingers were headed toward my list. And then I saw “cancer stuff.” Hmm. Will have to ponder it.

    • stenaros
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      You could test my theory that it’s a cancer movie that goes places cancer movies usually don’t. 🙂

      I’m always swearing I will NEVER read another WWII book. And then I find myself reading another WWII book and enjoying it, damn it!

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