Together Together is undoubtedly my new favorite movie of the year. I actually felt rejuvenated and lighter when I walked out of the theater. It was fun, it was serious, it was exactly right.
Ed Helms has been a favorite of mine since The Hangover. I thought he was perfect for that role, just like this role. I can’t picture anyone else doing it better than him.
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Until last night I was not familiar with Patti Harrison. She was so quirky and adorable that I came home, looked her up on IMDB and now I’ll be spending my weekend watching her. She’s just so cute.
The movie itself had a fantastic storyline. I watched the interview after the movie and thought that Nikole Beckwith really did bring her story to life.
This was a great movie; I highly recommend it and know you’ll love it.
Grade: A+
About The Peetimes: Heads up: When the lights go down the movie immediately starts with Nikole Beckwith (director) talking about the movie. She speaks for a few minutes and tells the audience to stay after the movie for a glimpse inside the actors/directors take on the film. Also, when to start your timer: As soon as the directors interview ends, the screen flashes “Bleecker Street.” That’s your cue.
There are extra scenes during, or after, the end credits of Together Together. (What we mean by Anything Extra.)
Rated (R)
Genres: Comedy
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