Movie #1345 "Different Flowers" was a movie I saw at the Phoenix Film Festival, and it was the weakest of all that I saw. Pretty much there was a combination of problems. First of all, the script wasn't all that interesting --- I have seen so many movies about a bride that jumps in a car and leaves her wedding to go on a road trip, and that's what the set up here is. Only, instead of traveling with a guy, whom she falls in love with, it's her sister --- thus, the title "different flowers" because these two sisters are like vinegar and oil --- or at least they have been estranged for a while, and guess what happens by the end of the film? And it takes a long while to get there, in my opinion. It wouldn't be so bad if the actresses were strong enough to elevate the story/script, but they aren't. They both looked familiar, which means I probably saw them in something else on t.v., but they seemed to be out of their elements here. I give this a 2.8. You can miss this one.
DIFFERENT FLOWERS 2017 1 hour 39 min comedy
- On the day of her big Midwestern wedding, Millie, a persnickety bride, jilts her fiance at the altar with the help of her spunky younger sister, Emma, and embarks on a life-changing adventure. Starring and produced by Shelley Long, and first feature from writer and director Morgan Dameron, DIFFERENT FLOWERS is a love letter to the heartland. Filmed entirely on location in Dameron's hometown of Kansas City, DIFFERENT FLOWERS is about learning to follow your heart.
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