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Parenthood
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In an attempt to be the best and perfect father, Gil Buckman, a young smart man, does his best and struggles against bringing up his two young smart kids and finally, he discovers that to be the best is to give your kids their space in thinking and be the way they like.
Actors:
Steve Martin, Mary Steenburgen, Dianne Wiest, Jason Robards, Rick Moranis, Tom Hulce, Martha Plimpton, Keanu Reeves, Harley Jane Kozak, Dennis Dugan, Joaquin Phoenix, ...»
Director:
Ron Howard
Country:
United States
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David Sterritt Christian Science Monitor
July 31, 2013 There are good jokes and funny observations about middle-class life. The picture is too long and predictable, though.
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Paul M. Bradshaw Total Film
July 31, 2013 Ambitiously probing every anxiety-ridden corner of the suburban mum-and-dad experience, some of its interconnecting story strands work better than others.
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John Ferguson Radio Times
July 31, 2013 This feel-good family ensemble piece from director Ron Howard manages to avoid being oversentimental, and the result is an affectionate, leisurely comedy about the joys (and otherwise) of bringing up children.
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Jonathan Rosenbaum Chicago Reader
July 31, 2013 This movie has its share of laughs, but it's also Ron Howard's most personal film, and clearly his most ambitious.
Jay Boyar Orlando Sentinel
July 31, 2013 There's not a scene in Parenthood that isn't involving: The actors keep reaching into themselves and coming up with gold.
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Dave Kehr Chicago Tribune
July 31, 2013 With Parenthood, Howard as a director has discovered weight, but not gravity. For all of its admirable seriousness, the film finally floats away.
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Gary Thompson Philadelphia Daily News
July 31, 2013 Parenthood gets a lot of emotional mileage out of kiddie antics, but Howard has, thankfully, given us a little more.
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Gene Siskel Chicago Tribune
July 31, 2013 Parenthood easily could have focused exclusively on yuppie parents and their kids; however, the script by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel is more sophisticated than that, remembering that every parent is still a child too.
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Desmond Ryan Philadelphia Inquirer
July 31, 2013 The fulcrum of the film is Martin. It's an adventurous and successful stroke of casting that takes advantage of what the audience expects from him.
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Sheila Benson Los Angeles Times
July 31, 2013 The remaining cast, young, old and in-between, is lovely.
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Candice Russell South Florida Sun-Sentinel
July 31, 2013 As Parenthood reveals within its charming, two-hour running time, the pitfalls and quandaries of child-rearing are universal -- and the joys and the heartaches remain lifelong concerns.
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Dennis King Tulsa World
August 13, 2014 It's hard to imagine a theme more universal and filled with human pitfalls than parenthood. And it's hard to imagine a movie treatment of that theme more humane and filled with gentle sympathy than director Ron Howard's Parenthood.
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