I saw this film a few times when it first came out on DVD. I liked it then, and have found after watching it again that it is a very well done and thoughtful movie. It is a comedy, and one that appeals to the romantics, but deeper down this film is about people learning how to relate and that relationships are hard, but also are an essential part to finding meaning in life. The story follows the happenstance meeting of a twentysomething single guy, Will, and an fringe middle schooler, Marcus. As there lives become intertwined they both learn things about themselves, others, and the search for what makes people happy. The narration from both Will and Marcus are some of the best parts, and all the randomness of the story comes together to make good connections. I think the film stays entertaining while challenging the audience to evaluate their own lives and the need for community.
September 15, 2005
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