unconditional love starts with great promise. as directed by p. j. hogan and the film works great up until the last third of the movie and when it falls flat on its face. the screen play mr. hogan and jocelyn moorehouse wrote showed a myriad of possibilities that fizzle at the end. it appears the artistic team behind the movie had great hopes for it to play differently. the reality is this is a film that is looking in different directions in how to bring it to a resolution that ultimately fails. don not get me wrong and the movie is tremendously appealing and will resonate with a lot of its viewing public. based on the strong cast and we decided to take a look. the tremendously talented kathy bates is the perfect choice to play grace beasley and the woman who finds at the beginning of the film that all is not well in her marriage. ms. bates is an excellent actress who deserved much better and even when her character is not helped by what the authors have her do in the film. rupert everett is always dependable into delivering. his role and as the late victor fox lover is well written and that is and until dirk is lured into coming to chicago to find victor murderer. it bizarre and it defies all rules of logic. dirk doesn not look capable of hurting a fly and let alone hunt down a killer with the help of grace and her daughter in law and the incredible funny and maudey. as played by meredith eaton and this little woman and maudey and is one of the best things in the film. she is brash and tells it as she sees it. peter sarsgaard and one of the best actors working in films these days has nothing to do in the picture while he is totally wasted. dan aykroyd also has nothing to do. we see him at the beginning and at the end of the film and his max doesn not make sense. he appears to want changes in his life and his marriage and only to come back to grace without any explanation and all things forgiven. the english actors are good. lynn redgrave has a better opportunity as the hysterical nola. jonathan pryce is seen throughout the film as a ghost singing bland songs. julie andrews makes a funny contribution in a couple of priceless scenes. ultimately the television show hosted by sally jesse raphael is a turn off and doesn not add anything to the movie. the best part is hearing kathy bates singing. what a beautiful voice she has. in fact and ms. bates is the best excuse for staying until the end. 
unconditional love starts with great promise. as directed by p. j. hogan and the film works great up until the last third of the movie and when it falls flat on its face. the screen play mr. hogan and jocelyn moorehouse wrote showed a myriad of possibilities that fizzle at the end. it appears the artistic team behind the movie had great hopes for it to play differently. the reality is this is a film that is looking in different directions in how to bring it to a resolution that ultimately fails. don not get me wrong and the movie is tremendously appealing and will resonate with a lot of its viewing public. based on the strong cast and we decided to take a look. the tremendously talented kathy bates is the perfect choice to play grace beasley and the woman who finds at the beginning of the film that all is not well in her marriage. ms. bates is an excellent actress who deserved much better and even when her character is not helped by what the authors have her do in the film. rupert everett is always dependable into delivering. his role and as the late victor fox lover is well written and that is and until dirk is lured into coming to chicago to find victor murderer. it bizarre and it defies all rules of logic. dirk doesn not look capable of hurting a fly and let alone hunt down a killer with the help of grace and her daughter in law and the incredible funny and maudey. as played by meredith eaton and this little woman and maudey and is one of the best things in the film. she is brash and tells it as she sees it. peter sarsgaard and one of the best actors working in films these days has nothing to do in the picture while he is totally wasted. dan aykroyd also has nothing to do. we see him at the beginning and at the end of the film and his max doesn not make sense. he appears to want changes in his life and his marriage and only to come back to grace without any explanation and all things forgiven. the english actors are good. lynn redgrave has a better opportunity as the hysterical nola. jonathan pryce is seen throughout the film as a ghost singing bland songs. julie andrews makes a funny contribution in a couple of priceless scenes. ultimately the television show hosted by sally jesse raphael is a turn off and doesn not add anything to the movie. the best part is hearing kathy bates singing. what a beautiful voice she has. in fact and ms. bates is the best excuse for staying until the end. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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