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The
Road Within
(2015)
The
Road Within is a drama
about Vincent (Robert
Sheehan) who suffers from
Tourette Syndrome, is
taken to a clinic run by
Mia (Kyra Sedgwick) by his
wannabe politician father
Robert (Robert Patrick)
mainly so that Vincent can
be out of the way while he
campaigns. At the clinic,
Vincent shares a room with
OCD clean freak Alex (Dev
Patel), which starts badly
and then he is given a
tour of the facility by
Marie (Zoë Kravitz), who
suffers from anorexia.
When Vincent 'attacks' a
kid from a neighbouring
school, it gives Marie an
idea to steal Mia's car
keys so they can go on a
trip. Alex attempts to
stop them, but Vincent
bundles him into the car
and he unwillingly tags
along. The three go on a
drive with their only
specific location being
'the ocean', while Mia
calls Robert and they go
after the kids,
begrudgingly so for Robert
as he has to halt
campaigning. When they are
tracked down and about to
be taken back, Marie and
Vincent trick Robert so
that they can take
Robert's car while Alex
now willingly tags along.
Their journey continues
where Vincent and Marie
falls for each other as
the three continue to
fight and they also help
each other have minor
breakthroughs. OK road
movie where the three
leads are good enough to
keep a simple story about
the trio of misfits
finding themselves, well
sort of, going for it's
entire length. Not much to
the movie but still works.
Zoe
Kravitz
1080hd film clip
(collages below)
  
A
Thousand Kisses Deep
(2011)
A
Thousand Kisses Deep
is a time travel drama
(of sorts) where Mia
(Jodie Whittaker) sees
an old woman jump from
a building she just
left after picking up
her dead father's
belongings from Max
(David Warner), the
caretaker of the
building. With the
dead woman is a bunch
of papers and a photo
which is of Mia and
her former boyfriend
Ludwig (Dougray
Scott). This startles
Mia as she did not
know the woman, so she
goes back to Max to
see if her can help
with an explanation.
Mia convinces Max to
let her into the dead
woman's apartment for
a look around without
touching anything, but
Mia recognises that
many of the belongings
are hers. She
confronts Max with a
letter, where he tells
her that by removing
the letter she has
changed the order of
the world and then
takes Mia into the
elevator to fix this.
At the floor she gets
off she sees and talks
to Ludwig, who is
attempting to woo his
girlfriend who just
happens to be a
younger version of
herself. She watches
them as Ludwig tells
the younger Mia that
he is going to America
to further his career.
On the way out, she
picks up younger Mia's
cat, but Max tells her
that this puts the
order of the world
further out of shape.
Mia now goes on a
journey to different
moments in her life
that will have a major
impact on her life,
finding the Ludwig is
a terrible pig of a
person and the reason
her life is a mess,
but going through her
life, right back to
when she was a child
and beyond, she
realises how much of
an impact Ludwig has
had on her life and
now she has to find
out how to fix it and
get herself (and Max)
out of this time trap
and possibly change
her own fate. I love a
time travel story, but
A Thousand Kisses Deep
is one gigantic mess
of a movie that is so
baffling that enormous
leaps of faith and
logic have to made to
accept much of this
story. For one, Mia,
pretty much looking
the same as she does
in many scene
interacts with other
characters as herself,
but the other
character think she is
another woman named
Mia. What the hell?
This is all wrapped up
in such a bizarre
fashion that not only
would it have
completely changed her
fate, it would... no,
that doesn't happen,
I'm confused... It
does have one
interesting twist
which is also a bit
fucked up, but apart
from that, A Thousand
Kisses Deep is a total
mess, making little
sense and... I just
don't know...
Emilia
Fox 1080hd
film
clip (sample below)
Jodie Whittaker 1080hd film clip (collage below)
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