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09/27/07
Feast of Love (2007)
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Reviews Counted:111
Fresh:45
Rotten:66
Average Rating:5.3/10
Consensus: Though beautifully photographed, Feast of Love offers little beyond a trite, melodramatic character drama.
Theatrical Release:05-10-2007
Synopsis: Love is the star of this film from director Robert Benton (KRAMER VS. KRAMER, THE HUMAN STAIN). Bradley (Greg Kinnear) believes in the power and beauty of true love. He's good at falling in... [More]
Starring: Morgan Freeman, Greg Kinnear, Radha Mitchell, Billy Burke
Director: Robert Benton
Reviews for Feast of Love
It's the kind of feast that could give you food poisoning.
09/27/07
Kinnear delivers the goods
09/27/07
Pretentious and precious.
09/27/07
This cornucopia of foibles, with its penny portraits of treachery and innocence amounts to little more than high-class soap opera.
09/27/07
For a film that tries to be a smarter, more cerebral, romantic comedy-drama, Feast of Love sure does a lot of dumb things.
09/27/07
The script weaves three interlocking stories in unlikely ways and relies on random acts of violence, fate and God for dramatic complications that the characters aren't fleshed-out enough to whip up on their own.
09/27/07
Top CriticThe fine cast, which includes Jane Alexander, Selma Blair, and Radha Mitchell, is also somewhat underused.
09/27/07
Contemplates the bodies of beautiful young people in order that it may more fully appreciate the predicament old people find themselves in.
09/27/07
No director alive can make family melodramas as brilliantly as Douglas Sirk once did, but I'd suggest that Robert Benton comes the closest.
09/27/07
This feast is more like an artfully arranged appetizer plate.
09/27/07
A film that resonates in spite of its shortcomings...Feast of Love is a frothy, whimsical title--too frothy and too whimsical for a film that might have been more accurately named Woe Is Love.
09/27/07
The movie confuses puppy love with the real thing, and that's why Feast of Love is such a dog.
09/27/07
[Director] Benton has a gift for casting, even if it is "on the nose" (actors almost too perfect for the part). Kinnear is at his most endearing, and Freeman, shorn of his flintiness, has never been sweeter.
09/27/07
Feast of Love isn't an altogether satisfying banquet, but you settle for whatever looks good on the plate.
09/27/07
A fairly conservative and mundane character drama that doesn't offer any true proof of the joy and wonders of love promised by the title.
09/27/07
Does anyone else want to start a petition demanding that Morgan Freeman no longer play kindly old codgers who dispense valuable advice?
09/27/07
The screenplay combines philosophy, melodrama, and clichés to engaging effect.
09/27/07
Sprawling, messy, yet occasionally affecting.
09/26/07
...a delicious, meaty dish
09/26/07
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