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What Dreams May Come
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Directed By
Vincent Ward

Written By:
Ronald Bass

Cast:
Rosalind Chao, Robin Williams, Annabella Sciorra, Cuba Gooding Jr., Max von Sydow

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What Dreams May Come (1999)
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Movie Review by AJ
April 14th, 2006

Oh, how my heart weeps for this film! It's got a brilliant concept. It's got a solid, if not excellent, script. It's got a talented cast. Unfortunately, it's also got a director with more than just a slight penchant for the overwrought, and a score that bashes everything through our skulls and back out again (why Ennie Morricone's original score was rejected I know not). You could take the same script (maybe doctored a bit) and the same cast and give it to a director better suited to the project--my mind thought up Michel Gondry or Mike Nichols--and come out with a true masterpiece for the ages. But, as it stands now, What Dreams May Come is a highly saccharine, offensively manipulative Hollywood studio flick that hammers out all of the idea's potential for creativity, wit, and real drama. I always feel bad for Robin Williams when I see him stuck in something like this.

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Jessica
Jan 31, 2007 10:32 PM
 
I enjoyed this film ... it took me watching it twice!!!



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