the Heights Review


It has been hard for me to get into movies lately. I don't know if i havn't been seeing any quality movies lately, or i am just depressed. I went to go see this movie because i was feeling down and out and i had to go do something. I had no idea about this movie, it was basically the only movie that was playting at the right time. I only read the quick tagline, 24 hours with 5 strangers. That was all i needed. More after the jump.

I was a little late because of the la film fest was doing something in the theatre, but thank god there was a lot of trailers. The leamlle theatres is the only theatre where i like to watch the trailers.

It took me awhile to get into the movie, but the characters were well written and the acting was great. I normally don't like the actors that were in the movie at all. I couldn't name the actors at all i the movie, but i could name some of the movies that they were in. Except for Glen Close, whos role as a mother was superb. I don't know how hard it is for her to play a big time actress, but she played it damn well. Back to the non actors, I like movies where there are no name actors. It makes the movie nine times better.

The key line of the movie is, in los angeles it might be 6 degress of seperation, but in new york its only two. That might be true of new york, but i sometimes feel thats how it is everywhere. I am tired actually, and i want to sleep. This is a good movie and i will recommend it to my friends.

Heights (2004)

Spanning twenty-four hours, Heights follows five New Yorkers challenged to choose their destiny before the sun comes up the next day.

Directed by
Chris Terrio

Genres
Drama

Cast
Chandler Williams, Bess Wohl, Glenn Close, Elizabeth Banks, James Marsden, Jesse Bradford, Daniel Neiden, Thomas Lennon, Matthew Davis, John Light, Isabella Rossellini, Susan Malick, Rachel Siegel, Katie Kreisler, Philip Tabor