Synopsis
Watch For The Signs
After spending eight months in a mental institution, a former teacher moves back in with his parents and tries to reconcile with his ex-wife.
2012 Directed by David O. Russell
After spending eight months in a mental institution, a former teacher moves back in with his parents and tries to reconcile with his ex-wife.
Bradley Cooper Jennifer Lawrence Robert De Niro Jacki Weaver Chris Tucker Julia Stiles Shea Whigham Dash Mihok Anupam Kher John Ortiz Bonnie Aarons Brea Bee Paul Herman Matthew Russell Cheryl Williams Patrick McDade Phillip Chorba Mary Regency Boies Anthony Lawton Patsy Meck Jeff Reim Samantha Gelnaw Ted Barba Madhu Narula Pete Postiglione Sanjay Shende Mihir Pathak Tiffany E. Green Dicky Eklund Jr. Show All…
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My ticket stub says that I saw Silver Linings Playbook but it can't be the same film everyone else has seen. It just can't be. This one was supposed to be charming, enjoyable, fun even. It won the TIFF Audience Award. It was supposed to have great characters. Cooper and Lawrence were supposed to have given wonderful performances. DeNiro, it was said, was back. Jackie Weaver, wait, was she in this?
The film I saw was bland and boring. I checked my watch when I found myself engaged: it was 8:50. The film started at 7pm.
So I had plenty of time to just kind of watch the film go by and notice stuff. I imagined the checklist of things…
jennifer lawrence: I slept with everyone at my office
me: including the women?
bradley cooper, moments later: including the women?
me: ...it was only okay when I said it
“i love you, i knew it the minute i met you. i’m sorry it took so long for me to catch up. i just got stuck.”
Idgaf what anyone says, I absolutely LOVE Jennifer Lawrence she is a good actress you guys
i hate the fact that you wore a football jersey to dinner because i hate football but you can fuck me if you turn the lights off
Imagine trying to prove to someone else that you aren't actually that crazy by going out to dinner with them but then you order Raisin Bran...
Sigh
What a triumph. Worthy of all the praise it has been getting and then some.
I was baffled by how moved I was by this film. I generally do not like this type of 'boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love against all odds' storyline. And even though this is essentially just that, there is so much more to it.
This is a character driven piece and we are given a host of superbly written protagonists, who are for the better part of the film, their own antagonists. It is their nature that makes this film so intriguing and the slowly developing relationships and character arcs so compelling and refreshingly original. These are not characters easy to identify…
Okay you guys the acting in this is legitimately so phenomenal from everyone that is part of this. I love every cast member so much (Robert De Niro is hotter than Bradley Cooper)
Love can make us all a little crazy.
Unless you're already a little crazy.
In that case, maybe love provides a bit of a silver lining, and we can all use a bit of that now can't we?
God, I loved this film. I loved everything about it. Everything was just so right on the nose from the performances to the writing to the atmosphere to the soundtrack to...I just loved it. Just blew me away.
Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence both did a tremendous job in their roles, especially Lawrence who I'm really pulling for to win that Oscar. You feel every single emotion they display from the looks they give and they way they speak alone. Together they…