Adore

2013
6.2| 1h40m| R| en
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Lil and Roz are two lifelong friends, having grown up together as neighbors in an idyllic beach town. As adults, their sons have developed a friendship as strong as that which binds their mothers. One summer, all four are confronted by simmering emotions that have been mounting between them, and each find unexpected happiness in relationships that cross the bounds of convention.

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Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!
Beanbioca As Good As It Gets
Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.
bensonrt Two great actresses... but are too prudish for the subject matter.The attraction is never truly explained. Romantic love. Pure Sexual desire Mid-life women need to be appreciated.Women who just can't let go of their sons.Beautifully shot, but still a sad story.The Doris Lessing short story should have stayed a short story. Ten lines would be too long a review.Ten lines would be too long a review. Ten lines would be too long a review Ten lines would be too long a review Ten lines would be too long a review Ten lines would be too long a review .
annheardu My husband and I watched this movie and completely fell in love again. What is age when love is involved? It's love all the same. It made us feel the depth of loving someone very strongly regardless of age. The characters were well matched. The scenery was absolutely perfect in creating the serenity and overall peacefulness that was achieved by these lovers. I have recommended this movie to my adult family and friends of all ages. I have now come to realize that loving adults should not be judged because they don't fall in the typical couple category. In this world of strife and hate, love should be realized by all regardless of age, race or sex. Where there is love, there shouldn't be pain.
rosiemay2009 10 things I hate about you…. 1.) Harold the ugly mole chinless wonder is not only a particularly vacant character with no presence who leaves the plot line within 5 minutes nevertheless Harold gets all the women. 2.) Iain and Roz are doppelgängers with identical hair (enough said) 3.) Ian miraculously whacks out a dry pack of cigarettes whilst floating on a barge suspended in the middle of the ocean 4.) Tom (seemingly much like Harold) gets all the girls but is in fact boss eyed, dodgy haired with not only a rather flat arse and skinny waist but also the worse sex face in the world 5.) Massive fan of Ian, bar his weird jeans (massive turn off) 6.) Lil wears the same swimsuit for 10 years, despite the fact that her boobs would have inevitably sagged 7.) The end is dubious to say the least (see above) 8.) The cycle will inevitably be continued by the younger children however the director failed to come up with this creative ending (anything could have been better than what actually happened) 9.) amended title has no relevance, sounds like an ice-cream 10.) in reality Ian would have been killed by the rocks Only promising acting came from Saul but in summary we'd give the whole film the elbow. (See what we did there)Kisses, Rosie and Emily xoxoxo (keep your eyes peeled for our next review)
al-Fridi I wanted to see what would happen even afterwords,I wanted it to continue. I was stunned to my seat with lot of thoughts and emotions. Tanned surfing teenage boys with model-beautiful mothers in bikinis, The beautiful filming that is so well themed and constructed, this relaxed and ecstatic feel that transcends from the screenmaking the audience feel the exact erotic atmosphere in which the characters dwell and that pull of desire that comes across in the silence and in the sound of the ocean; and Robin Wright's extremely deep character building and original portrayal of female strength, pull the film together to a true work of art. The location, beach houses, cinematography are beautiful and makes you want to move to Australia. Just for that the movie is worth watching.