An aging couple find the happiness of their daughter's wedding offset by the emotional distress of losing their beloved dog in this comedy-drama from director Lawrence Kasdan. Beth (Diane Keaton) and her daughter Grace (Elizabeth Moss) are driving down a Denver freeway on a chilly winter day when Beth rescues a lost dog on the side of the road. Naming her new companion "Freeway," Beth forges a strong bond with her new pet while growing increasing frustrated with her husband Joseph (Kevin Kline) -- a...more
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Stupid human tricks.
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My dogs were barking to leave the theater.
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A Darling of a Film by blackcapmom To really "get" this film, I think you or your spouse need to be over 50. Perhaps that was what was wrong with some of the professional reviewers because...
Keaton's Too Anxious, Kline's Doddering, But The Movie Is A Go. by Alon Patterson No blockbuster here. Just an entertaining, well executed play. The core premise plays longer than practical but the movie is good enough to have been made...
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