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Movie: Seven Pounds
Rated: PG-13
Starring: Will Smith & Rosario Dawson
After a life-altering car accident leaves seven dead including his wife, IRS agent Ben Thomas, (Will Smith) feels extremely guilty and is on the brink of insanity feeling he has nothing left to live for when he tries to gain redemption and solace by offering help and forever changing the lives of seven strangers.
Rated: PG-13
Starring: Will Smith & Rosario Dawson
After a life-altering car accident leaves seven dead including his wife, IRS agent Ben Thomas, (Will Smith) feels extremely guilty and is on the brink of insanity feeling he has nothing left to live for when he tries to gain redemption and solace by offering help and forever changing the lives of seven strangers.
Yank It!
This is not one of Smith’s best films. The movie left much to be desired. The concept of the movie was good. I can appreciate a story about one who is trying to right w
rongs by helping those in need. However, the movie began slow and never gained momentum. It seemed as if I spent the first 30 minutes or more of the movie confused and trying to figure out what was going on, and when I did finally catch on to what was going on, the plot became predictable and a little unbelievable. The only decent part of the movie was the anti-climactic end, when everything came full circle and the audience is (or at least I was) able to predict the ending of the movie. Although I am a big Will Smith fan, my advice would be to save the seven or eight bucks it cost to see the movie and wait until it’s released on video.
rongs by helping those in need. However, the movie began slow and never gained momentum. It seemed as if I spent the first 30 minutes or more of the movie confused and trying to figure out what was going on, and when I did finally catch on to what was going on, the plot became predictable and a little unbelievable. The only decent part of the movie was the anti-climactic end, when everything came full circle and the audience is (or at least I was) able to predict the ending of the movie. Although I am a big Will Smith fan, my advice would be to save the seven or eight bucks it cost to see the movie and wait until it’s released on video. 
1 comment:
I agree that the movie was not the best. I blame the person who wrote the screenplay and director. The concept of the movie was interesting, but it was poorly written and executed.
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