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Solitude (2002) 5.2
Soledad, the desert artist who accompanies Hilary home, hopes this trip will be the start of their new life together. The 'fun and games' in which Louis and Hilary involve Soledad are a ... See full summary » |
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| Patrick Belton | ... |
Louis
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| Mary Thornton Brown | ... |
Hilary
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Ronne Orenna | ... |
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Soledad, the desert artist who accompanies Hilary home, hopes this trip will be the start of their new life together. The 'fun and games' in which Louis and Hilary involve Soledad are a lacerating look at their twisted relationship. Louis has something Hilary desperately needs, and Hilary has something Louis cannot live without. Both will fight to the death not to give it to each other. In their family, this is called love. Written by Anonymous
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Sex. Betrayal. Dysfunction. Welcome to the family.Genres:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
11 November 2002 (USA) See more »Box Office
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$960 (USA) (28 January 2005)Gross:
$3,362 (USA) (11 February 2005)Company Credits
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I will not be looking at the writing or the performance but just at the overall picture: this movie is so slow... It felt like an hour and a half had past just watching the first 40 minutes. I get the whole build up in the story and the history people have that they would rather not have other people now, but this is just torture.
Because the story is slow the bad performance of the actors stands out, making the movie even more slow and you just stop noticing what the characters are trying to tell each other. I don't even care anymore how it ends, I just want it to stop... And after 50 minutes I decided it was time to do so...