Rebecca is married to
a doctor and she lives in Exeter New Hampshire. Dylan is single, he is on probation after two years
served for theft and he lives in New Mexico. When Dylan was in elementary school, he started to move
around at his desk, he was thrown from his seat and knocked out cold. He didn’t know that he was
experiencing Rebecca sled down a snowy hill and crash into a tree. It’s been 20 years since that incident
and they are starting to experience more of what the other is seeing through
their eyes. They talk to
themselves but they are really talking to each other. People look at them and think they are weird. Dylan is fired from his job because people don't understand his behavior. Rebecca is at a dinner party but Dylan
is hit with a pool cue at a bar.
The impact knocks both of them to the floor. Rebecca has no explanation to give for her behavior?
Rebecca doesn’t feel
like she fits in anywhere except in her experiences with Dylan. Rebecca’s husband doesn’t understand her
at all. Dylan feels like he can’t
get a break and his probation officer is just waiting to sent him back to
prison. I thought the perspective
in this film was different with two people seeing and experiencing the other
person in real time. Feeling the
same feelings, seeing their images in a mirror and looking at where the other
one lives. 3 ½ (I liked this
movie)
106
min, Romance directed by Brin Hill with Michael Stahl-David, Zoe Kazan, Mark
Fuerstein, David Gallagher, Jennifer Grey, Steve Howey, Nikki Reed, Kayd
Currier, Preston Bailey, Reed Birney, Steve Harris.
Note: Imdb 7.1 out of 10, 63% critic 68%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Amazon 4.4* out of 5* with 200 reviews.
Special
Note: Filmed in Claremont, Exeter,
Concord, Hooksett, Manchester, New Hampshire; Los Angeles, Santa Clarita,
California; Boston, Massachusetts.
The characters Rebecca and Dylan “act” together the entire film but they
have 56 seconds of screen time together!
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