From 2003, "11:14" is a small, intelligently crafted film that SHOULD have gotten more attention.From IMDB.com:
Tells the seemingly random yet vitally connected story of a set of incidents that all converge one evening at 11:14pm. The story follows the chain of events of five different characters and five different storylines that all converge to tell the story of murder and deceit.
Stars include: Hilliary Swank, Henry Thomas, Barbara Hershey, and Patrick Swayze (having the time of his life).
I realize that telling the same story from multiple perspectives isn't a new technique. But then again, an hour and a half cross country journey in search of one's identity like "Little Miss Sunshine" (wahhh) isn't exactly groundbreaking cinema either.
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I dont care what you say, I found Little miss Sunshine to be a delightful insightful film and I hope it wins 15 academy awards.
Is it up for 15? Probably.
It may have been delightful (for some). But I didn't find anything particularly insightful.
Here's what I learned from "Little Miss":
1) Don't snort herion before a big contest (btw, where DID the grandpa get his herion?)
2) If your transporting a corpse, bring porn along to distract a highway patrolman
3) No one in LA seems to mind if you crash through parking gates
4) Apparently in some states, elementary schools don't test students for color blindness
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