Sing Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace (2007)
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Reviews Counted:24
Fresh:5
Rotten:19
Average Rating:4.3/10
Consensus: An unconvincing retreat of The Big Chill, Sing Now lacks empathetic characters and good tunes.
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: SING NOW or Forever Hold Your Peace is an ensemble comedy about a group of men who sang together in an a cappella group in college. Fifteen years later they reunite to perform at a friend’s... SING NOW or Forever Hold Your Peace is an ensemble comedy about a group of men who sang together in an a cappella group in college. Fifteen years later they reunite to perform at a friend’s wedding. During a long weekend rehearsing together, the men reflect on how their lives have progressed -- and in some cases, regressed --since their college heyday. --© Strand Releasing [More]
Starring: David Alan Basche, Alexander Chaplin, Liz Stauber, Mark Feuerstein
Starring: David Alan Basche, Alexander Chaplin, Liz Stauber, Mark Feuerstein, Elizabeth Reaser, Molly Shannon, Reg Rogers
Director: Bruce Leddy
Director: Bruce Leddy
Screenwriter: Bruce Leddy
Producer: Bruce Leddy
Composer: Jeff Cardoni
Studio: Strand Releasing
Reviews for Sing Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
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It’s an inoffensive and unchallenging little film. Full Review |
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Take out all the elements of The Big Chill that made you like that film and keep the ones that annoyed you and you've got The Wedding Weekend. Full Review |
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Indie buddy comedy hits too many wrong notes. Full Review |
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The cast veers from overly theatrical (Rogers) to amusing (Molly Shannon as Ted's wife Shannon, a woman who speaks her mind without thinking about the consequences) to spot on (Harbour, DeWitt, Basche, and several others). Full Review |
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Cute is as cute does. Not much more. Eh. Full Review |
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The cinematic equivalent of catchy soft-rock elevator music. Full Review |
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The title is the least of the film's problems; far more significant is its failed attempt to make its protagonists endearing instead of obnoxious. Full Review |
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It's pretty insubstantial stuff. Full Review |
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As for the singing, it's pleasant but unctuous and, frankly, made me squirm. Full Review |
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One long sour note. Full Review |
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Molly Shannon, as the raunchy wife of the group's most reserved member, is the best-known actor in the cast and its most obnoxious. Full Review |
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The actors are well cast and effective. As a film, Sing Now, shot on location, is as attractive as its cast. Full Review |
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Its dramatic freight lurches, and intriguing characters (a sex savant, an Indian human beat box) are sold short; a thinning of the ranks might have helped.
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Sing Now or Forever Hold Your Peace is a poor man's Big Chill, proving that navel gazing isn't the sole province of early baby boomers. Full Review |
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If, when this gang lights into Our Love Is Here to Stay, you feel you've entered a very special chamber in Hell, rest assured you're not alone. Full Review |
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Do we really need another movie with thirtysomethings who ache to re-live their college years? C'mon, guys, grow up! Full Review |
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The latter may be the better option in this lame comedy. Full Review |
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Sing Now/Wedding Weekend has a marvelous personality to it that does wonders to alleviate the problem areas that plague the script. Full Review |
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