I liked the ending. And I liked that the family was portrayed as normal; the fact that the parents were lesbians - aside from being central to the plot - was not a factor in the family dynamics. I also liked that Annette Bening and Julianne Moore actually looked the age of parents of high schoolers, and their performances were great. Mark Ruffalo's character was a bit too much of a caricature, and I think the movie would have had enough dramatic tension without the additional complications involving his character.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
The Kids Are All Right (2010)
★★★★
I liked the ending. And I liked that the family was portrayed as normal; the fact that the parents were lesbians - aside from being central to the plot - was not a factor in the family dynamics. I also liked that Annette Bening and Julianne Moore actually looked the age of parents of high schoolers, and their performances were great. Mark Ruffalo's character was a bit too much of a caricature, and I think the movie would have had enough dramatic tension without the additional complications involving his character.
I liked the ending. And I liked that the family was portrayed as normal; the fact that the parents were lesbians - aside from being central to the plot - was not a factor in the family dynamics. I also liked that Annette Bening and Julianne Moore actually looked the age of parents of high schoolers, and their performances were great. Mark Ruffalo's character was a bit too much of a caricature, and I think the movie would have had enough dramatic tension without the additional complications involving his character.
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