About Time
In a heartwarming and witty blend of comedy and irresistible charm, this film follows Tim, a man with the unique ability too manipulate time, as he navigates the complexities of love and life. Armed with his unconventional gift, Tim sets out to improve his world, starting with the seemingly simple goal of getting a girlfriend. As his journey unfolds, he discovers that while time travel can offer second chances, it cannot shield him from the universal joys and sorrows of family bonds. Director Richard Curtis, known for charming romantic comedies, crafts a story that celebrates the beauty of life's moments, suggesting that sometimes, the greatest adventures don't require leaping through time.
Enhanced for home viewing, this collection includes bonus content that brings fans closer to the magic of the film. Deleted scenes with director introductions, a playful blooper reel, and memorable soundtrack tracks, including Ellie Goulding's "How Long Will I Love You," provide a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the making of this beloved story. Feature commentary from the cast and crew offers deeper insights,making it a must-have for both fans and those new to the world of time-traveling romances.
Director | Richard Curtis |
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Run Time | 2 hours and 4 minutes |
Release Date | February 4,2014 |
Format | Color,NTSC,Widescreen |
Never Bargain with the Boss (Never Say Never Book 5)
Life as a single father to a bright but challenging pre-teen, while also juggling the responsibilities of a thriving billion-dollar company, has it's unique set of trials. When a new nanny position opens, the expectations are simple: someone to maintain the household's rhythm, endure the occasional grumpiness, and navigate the complexities of parenting a sophisticated twelve-year-old. Yet,the arrival of Riley Stefano introduces an unexpected burst of color and chaos. With her pink hair, vibrant personality, and carefree approach, she stands in stark contrast to the disciplined environment I've cultivated. Despite an initial skepticism, her ability to connect with my daughter creates an undeniable cohesion within our family. But as Riley's influence grows, she begins to unravel layers of my carefully guarded past, making it increasingly tough to resist the pull of her compelling presence.
As the days turn into weeks, the lines blur between professional necessity and personal temptation. Riley's carefree spirit challenges my structured world, while her insight into my daughter's needs reveals a depth of understanding I hadn't expected from anyone other than myself. The past that I've kept locked away starts to resurface, and with it, emotions that I thought long buried begin to creep to the surface. This unexpected connection forces me to question everything I thought I knew about love, loss, and the possibility of rebuilding trust. The journey is complex, but the underlying narrative is one of rediscovery and the brave steps taken toward healing and connection.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Engaging storyline with relatable characters and emotional depth
- HEA (Happily Ever after) ensures a satisfying and uplifting conclusion
- Exploration of themes like second chances and rebuilding personal connections
- Priced for accessibility without compromising on quality
Cons:
- Initial friction between the lead characters may slow the plot for some readers
- Heavy reliance on character dynamics may detract from subplots
- Lack of external conflict reduces tension early in the narrative
- Deep dive into personal history might feel repetitive for some
- Overly optimistic tone for those seeking a darker palette
Details | Details |
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Publication Date | December 28, 2024 |
Format | Ebook |
Language | English |
Page count | 409 |
File Size | 2.1 MB |
All About Steve [Blu-ray]
Sandra Bullock shines as mary Horowitz, a brilliant cruciverbalist with a brain spinning at warp speed, in this hilarious tale of mismatched love. Bullock’s character is a whirlwind of arcane knowledge, unable to engage in "normal" social interactions without flooding conversations with trivia, all while rocking her unmistakable fire-engine-red go-go boots. When set up on a blind date with Steve, a handsome cable-news cameraman, Mary is convinced they’re destiny’s match. but Steve, along with his coast-to-coast mockery, views her as a stalker. As Mary pursues Steve relentlessly, encouraged by the self-serving antics of reporter Hartman Hughes, steve’s perspective begins to shift. Mary’s infectious upbeat spirit and unexpected kindness unveil a new side of her to those drawn into her orbit.
This comedy thrives on the charming disconnect between mary’s unique mind and the world’s expectations. Features like Bullock’s quirky charm and Bradley Cooper’s endearing frustration make the unfolding chaos both absurd and relatable. The dynamic between Mary, Steve, and hartman is spices the narrative, creating a small community of new friends amidst a media storm.As Mary’s quirks become increasingly humanized, so does her pursuer’s heart. This film reminds us that sometimes, the most distinctive souls are the ones we should embrace.
Pros:
Unpredictable humor
Strong performances across the board
Heartwarming redemption arc
Memorable supporting characters
Engaging romantic comedy premise
Cons:
Some social awkwardness might potentially be overwhelming
Lightning-fast dialog requires attention
Steve’s abrasive behavior might test viewers' patience
Director | Phil Traill |
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Run Time | 1 hour and 39 minutes |
Stars | Sandra Bullock, Bradley Cooper, Thomas Haden Church |
Release Date | January 7, 2014 |