Forces of Nature

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The story end perhaps disappointingly ... But the genius of this movie is the camera work, and the other aspects of the movie can't keep up with it.

Okay lets keep it short. Yes, it's a road movie; yes, it's a romantic comedy; yes it's got "kooky" Sandra Bullock in it. Even though I was dragged there under much duress from my good lady wife I was pleasantly surprised by the all round quality of this film from the casting, to the direction,SFX and acting.It gives you that feel good factor when you leave the cinema and I bet you won't be able to leave without holding your companion's hand(assuming it's your partner that is!?!). Simple as that really. Go see.

This movie was written by the same guy who wrote the horrible remake of The Out Of Towners, starring Goldie Hawn and Steve Martin. There is nothing interesting going on in this movie. I really didn't care one bit about these characters, and didn't find much that was believable or funny. Every convenient and insipid plot development was easily predicted by my dog Simon. I thought he was begging for food, but he was actually begging for me to turn the vcr off. Two paws down.

I don't like sandra bullock or ben affleck so this entire exchange is no more than a peeing match to me and not a bit funny ... then you add the brainless antics by steve zahn and it all falls apart ... why savannah for a wedding ... the bridesmaid is a real piece of work ... with friends like her, who needs enemies

In my opinion a movie should either make sense or be funny, ideally both. "Forces of Nature" fails on both accounts. I stayed on until the end hoping (in vain) to understand why Ben didn't just explain his predicaments to Bridget or his friend. Even after two thirds of the movie he would be able to do that in just one or two sentences. And what is funny about unbelievable things happening to people whose reactions are even more unbelievable?

Airport they are supposedly leaving from is not in NYC. It is Dulles airport in Northern Virginia.

That's about the only comment I have for this seriously overdirected MTV video. Ben Affleck does the most unattractive, unerotic male striptease I have ever seen. The guys in 'Full Monty' have nothing to worry about. And the fact that he gets paid $150, and that good-looking men are taunting him to do it is totally ludicrous. He's hairy, flat-chested (no muscle-tone) and hasn't even got a butt. The only people who would swoon over this act would be 80-year-old women. I suspect Mr. Affleck has a seriously problem with homophobia (which is clearly apparent in his other films as well).

This is a captivating tale of two people who find from each other a new way for their life. Sandra Bullock protrays Sarah with stunning enthusiasm, and you cannot help but fall in love with her character. Ben Affleck plays Ben, a scared blurb writer who doesn't really understand what life is all about before he meets Sarah. In a crazy, and not unlikely couple of days, both characters are forced to admit to themselves and each other their inadequacies and failing in life, and both see a way through to write the wrongs they have lived with. The ending of the tale goes the better of the two possible ways, and shows that Hollywood does sometimes come up with a script which doesn't follow the norms, and gives you something to really think about on the drive home. Definitely one to see. I highly recommend this film.