Management – Film review

If there is a picture to describe the word “dysfunctional”, I would love to see it. Well now you can, Jennifer Aniston & Steve Zahn present to you “Management.”

First off I thought this was a very moving flick and I was almost tearful at the end. I loved the way this film portrays dysfunctional characters and shows the inability to connect with others. Jennifer’s world of normality sees fault in others,and thinks other people have problems connecting, when actually it’s her own world that needs meaning. I thought Steve Zahn played his role with depths, colour and you grow to love him overtime. Yes he plays a very strange role and his father hardly has the will to live. It’s not until each character is pushed to the edge, do we see some really emotional stuff coming out and hollywood truly comes into its own! Go and see this movie, It’s about real people having real relationships. For more info check out:-

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Marley & Me

I am still developing the video channel on realitypod.tv in the background, so I haven’t had time to do proper reviews of these films, in the way I want to. I will have some shows properly done for you over the next few weeks. So in the mean time, I want to put this out for you all to see.

Marley & Me is a massive feel good film which takes you on a journey through, Love, passion and a young adult couple in the early rocky stages of their relationship. The funny thing is that their dog Marley teaches them in their relationship… This is definitely worth going down to the local cinema and purchasing a ticket to see on a big screen.

Jennifer Aniston has done it again, with her new film Marley & Me. It has stormed into the number 1 spot taking £3.5 million over the three day opening weekend. This makes it the biggest theatrical opening release of 2009.

This film is based on John Grogan’s memoir of life with his yellow Labrador retriever Marley, the film draws on anecdotes from Marley’s 13-year life of wreaking havoc on the Grogan household. Directed by David Frankel (The Devil Wears Prada) starring Jennifer Aniston (Bruce Almighty, The Break Up), Owen Wilson (You, Me and Dupree, The Darjeeling Limited), Eric Dane (Grey’s Anatomy, X-Men: The Last Stand), and Alan Arkin (Little Miss Sunshine, Rendition).

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