Comments on: Everybody’s Fine http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/ The official podcast of MovieZeal.com, where film is always best discussed under the gentle influence of fine wine (as fine as $10 will get you). Each week Evan, Heather, and Luke pick a theme, discuss a theatrical release based on that theme, pop the cork and drink a wine that fits said theme, and finally subject one another to The Gauntlet, where forcing others to watch painful films nets you fabulous prizes. There is not anything else on the internets like it (literally). Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:02:34 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: debt settlement comapnies http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-597646 debt settlement comapnies Wed, 12 Oct 2011 21:00:12 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-597646 Learn the truth about debt settlement & other debt relief programs from someone who actually used them to get completely out of debt in less than 2 years! Learn the truth about debt settlement & other debt relief programs from someone who actually used them to get completely out of debt in less than 2 years!

]]> By: Donte Ferrarini http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-403284 Donte Ferrarini Fri, 13 May 2011 04:03:01 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-403284 One thing I'd really like to comment on is that weightloss routine fast is possible by the right diet and exercise. Your size not just affects appearance, but also the general quality of life. Self-esteem, depressive disorder, health risks, and physical abilities are impacted in an increase in weight. It is possible to just make everything right and still gain. If this happens, a problem may be the offender. While a lot food rather than enough work out are usually accountable, common medical ailments and trusted prescriptions can certainly greatly amplify size. Thanks for your post here gywl512. One thing I’d really like to comment on is that weightloss routine fast is possible by the right diet and exercise. Your size not just affects appearance, but also the general quality of life. Self-esteem, depressive disorder, health risks, and physical abilities are impacted in an increase in weight. It is possible to just make everything right and still gain. If this happens, a problem may be the offender. While a lot food rather than enough work out are usually accountable, common medical ailments and trusted prescriptions can certainly greatly amplify size. Thanks for your post here gywl512.

]]> By: ayisrahja http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-167067 ayisrahja Fri, 09 Apr 2010 23:21:04 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-167067 All in all, this is a admirable cine featuring a able achievement by Robert DeNiro. Afterwards watching this movie, you will anticipate alert afore cogent addition "everybody's fine" unless you beggarly it. All in all, this is a admirable cine featuring a able achievement by Robert DeNiro. Afterwards watching this movie, you will anticipate alert afore cogent addition “everybody’s fine” unless you beggarly it.

]]> By: Sam Juliano http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-124990 Sam Juliano Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:21:22 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-124990 Rick I also saw the trailer many times and hated it. The film turned out to be way better than advertised. I blame the bad promotion. Rick I also saw the trailer many times and hated it. The film turned out to be way better than advertised. I blame the bad promotion.

]]> By: Rick http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-124823 Rick Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:52:04 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-124823 <i>the public is 67% more likely to go to a movie if it has a Christmas tree on the poster. </i> More like 95% more likely if you ask me. <i>Robert De Niro puts in arguably one of his best performances in quite a while,</i> Which isn't saying much. I saw the trailers for this and cringed. Thanks for confirming my suspicions. the public is 67% more likely to go to a movie if it has a Christmas tree on the poster.

More like 95% more likely if you ask me.

Robert De Niro puts in arguably one of his best performances in quite a while,

Which isn’t saying much.

I saw the trailers for this and cringed. Thanks for confirming my suspicions.

]]> By: Monday Morning Diary (December 14) « Wonders in the Dark http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-124356 Monday Morning Diary (December 14) « Wonders in the Dark Mon, 14 Dec 2009 05:29:37 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-124356 [...] Luke Harrington’s latest review up at Movie Zeal is a fine one on Everybody’s Fine: http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/ Stephen at Checking My Sausages has what appears to be an excellent essay at “Checking My [...] [...] Luke Harrington’s latest review up at Movie Zeal is a fine one on Everybody’s Fine: http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/ Stephen at Checking My Sausages has what appears to be an excellent essay at “Checking My [...]

]]> By: Luke Harrington http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-123100 Luke Harrington Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:00:09 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-123100 It's interesting that you thought the trailer was so bad, as it's what got me into the theater in the first place. It's possible that my high expectations resulted in my relatively low opinion of the film, but I really did enjoy it while I was in the theater. It was just that once I started writing about it, it all quickly faded from my memory. It wasn't that it was bad, necessarily, just that it didn't do much to separate itself from the cavalcade of similar family dramas. Perhaps if I re-watched it, it would ring a bit truer for me. It’s interesting that you thought the trailer was so bad, as it’s what got me into the theater in the first place. It’s possible that my high expectations resulted in my relatively low opinion of the film, but I really did enjoy it while I was in the theater. It was just that once I started writing about it, it all quickly faded from my memory. It wasn’t that it was bad, necessarily, just that it didn’t do much to separate itself from the cavalcade of similar family dramas. Perhaps if I re-watched it, it would ring a bit truer for me.

]]> By: Sam Juliano http://www.moviezeal.com/everybodys-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-122731 Sam Juliano Tue, 08 Dec 2009 19:08:53 +0000 http://www.moviezeal.com/?p=2960#comment-122731 OK Luke, the long streak of mutual agreement between us has been briefly waylayed with this one, but no biggie. And I can certainly live with the 3/5 you alloted it. I have sides with the minority here, and I must say I was extremely surprised, especially since the trailer (which I saw many times) was so God-awful. I thought DeNiro was exceptional in a role that he wisely pulled back on, resisting saccharine overload. The director Kirk Jones captured small details, nuances and side glances effectively, and the showcasing of universal truths in this dysfunction milieu seemed to resonate. Rockwell and Barrymore were quite good, and I found Beckinsale a bit better than you did. I wanted to hate this film, but was shocked to find it better than this past weekend's other two films, BROTHERS and the criminally overrated UP IN THE AIR. Fine writing as always. OK Luke, the long streak of mutual agreement between us has been briefly waylayed with this one, but no biggie. And I can certainly live with the 3/5 you alloted it. I have sides with the minority here, and I must say I was extremely surprised, especially since the trailer (which I saw many times) was so God-awful.
I thought DeNiro was exceptional in a role that he wisely pulled back on, resisting saccharine overload. The director Kirk Jones captured small details, nuances and side glances effectively, and the showcasing of universal truths in this dysfunction milieu seemed to resonate. Rockwell and Barrymore were quite good, and I found Beckinsale a bit better than you did. I wanted to hate this film, but was shocked to find it better than this past weekend’s other two films, BROTHERS and the criminally overrated UP IN THE AIR.
Fine writing as always.

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