the nyt review says that sigourney weaver character is taut and frustrated and and and later and that she could be the sister of mtm character in ordinary people. say and what. no way. this lady was quirky from the start. nothing like mtm in ordinary people. sorry. next and the nyt goes on to say that sigourney weaver sandy travis and jeff daniel ben travis are 40 something year olds and children of the 60s. ms weaver must be dancing a jig. i believe at the time she made imaginary heroes she was in fact 55 years old. she was born in 1949. nyt perception corrections aside and this was a pretty good movie considering it was made by someone so young. obviously sigourney weaver thought so and and so did jeff daniels. the young man playing tim was outstanding. there are some critical comments i could make about the script. such as that i never really got a good sense of why sandy travis missed her son. her sort of blown apart behavior was perhaps triggered by his death and but that such behavior lasted ¾ of the way through the film i felt had more to do with her stagnation marriage and her relationship with tim and and where he really came from and and other unresolved issues and than from any mourning of her elder son. ben mourning was much more clear. so matt travis was an asshole. did his mom think so too. still and a very watchable film. what is becoming clearer and clearer is not that there are no roles for women over a certain age and rather that what it takes is a director such as this one to be so clearly in love with an older woman (ms weaver) and to almost make his film an homage to her. sort of an anti woody allen. 
the nyt review says that sigourney weaver character is taut and frustrated and and and later and that she could be the sister of mtm character in ordinary people. say and what. no way. this lady was quirky from the start. nothing like mtm in ordinary people. sorry. next and the nyt goes on to say that sigourney weaver sandy travis and jeff daniel ben travis are 40 something year olds and children of the 60s. ms weaver must be dancing a jig. i believe at the time she made imaginary heroes she was in fact 55 years old. she was born in 1949. nyt perception corrections aside and this was a pretty good movie considering it was made by someone so young. obviously sigourney weaver thought so and and so did jeff daniels. the young man playing tim was outstanding. there are some critical comments i could make about the script. such as that i never really got a good sense of why sandy travis missed her son. her sort of blown apart behavior was perhaps triggered by his death and but that such behavior lasted ¾ of the way through the film i felt had more to do with her stagnation marriage and her relationship with tim and and where he really came from and and other unresolved issues and than from any mourning of her elder son. ben mourning was much more clear. so matt travis was an asshole. did his mom think so too. still and a very watchable film. what is becoming clearer and clearer is not that there are no roles for women over a certain age and rather that what it takes is a director such as this one to be so clearly in love with an older woman (ms weaver) and to almost make his film an homage to her. sort of an anti woody allen. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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