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Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

A great mixture of love and heartbreak makes this movie a true gem. Kate Beckinsale did a great part of being a woman who has been turned into a tragic character. Beckinsale plays Annie, a single mother and former baby-sitter who works with a best friend(Amy Sedaris), and Arthur(Michael Angarano). Arthur once had a crush on her, now that they don't visit anymore, they are pretty distant. He too is distant, because his parents are arguing, and he's not even existing to their eyes. He plays in the high school marching band. That's something I can relate to myself. For Annie, she's a single mother, being distant from her husband, Glenn(Sam Rockwell). They have a daughter together whom Glenn really loves. Annie tries to fill the void of loneliness by having an affair with her best friend's husband with tragic results. On the other hand, Arthur finds his first love with Lila (Olivia Thirlby), the school photographer. He gives her a pencil, and she would get a smell of fresh paint on her hand. When one first love dies, a new one is made. The moral is to make love last for a lifetime, yet some can do it and make it work. For Annie's case, she looked for love in all the wrong places, and she ended up paying for it. A great cast, a great story line, I enjoyed this movie very much. With such a great response, no wonder that it's a keeper. 4 out of 5 stars.

Snow Angels is perhaps one of the most difficult films I have ever watched. This is almost a masterpiece that portrays realistic human emotions. Essentially this is a film that explores the ups and downs of human life and how people deal with them. This dialog-based film has some powerful but key moments that show the audience this. These scenes are genuinely emotional and may induce a tear or two. Difficult as it may be to watch, this film is a plus of cinema.David Gordon Green's film explores several characters and their relationships with each other. We see a shy high school kid, his old babysitter, and her estranged husband and how their lives interconnect with each other.The acting is nearly flawless. Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell deliver some of their finest and perhaps career-defining performances yet. Beckinsale proves that she does not have to be a vampire in the Underworld films to find out she can take these kind of dramatic roles just fine. She does have the emotional depth for these parts. We all know Sam Rockwell is a great actor and this is one of his craziest, but strongest roles.Overall, this is the small-budget masterpiece you'd come to expect. David Gordon Green has a way with giving his characters an emotional core. You come to sympathize for them no matter their flaws. This is just outstanding art that explores characterization to the deepest. With a strong script and engaging story, this is a film every film geek should watch. I rate this film 9/10.

The end of two marriages and some of the consequences that comes after with two different couples, two different families and with two different results intersect in the story of "Snow Angels". The Marchand family and The Parkinson family are under some heavy changes and we're gonna see how they're gonna deal with it, if they're gonna act as desperate to make things right again or if they're really trying to do something good or positive of it or not. Arthur (Michael Angarano) as many other teenagers is confused with many issues, and is conflicted with the recent separation of his parents. Even worst that now his dad (Griffin Dunne) is already going out with another women. Arthur works in a restaurant along with Annie (Kate Beckinsale) who were his babysitter when he was younger and he had crush on her (sill has) but he doesn't move it along to a romantic level because she's a little older for him and she recently ended a relationship with Glenn (Sam Rockwell), a unpredictable and irresponsible man but also the father of their daughter. Glenn is trying to make things different now. He finds a temporary job, he's more religious, among other things and he wants to get back to Annie but she's already seeing someone, Nate (Nicky Katt) her best friend's husband. Again, love relationships go back and forth here, few right beginnings and too many sad endings. But we have the beautiful relationship between Arthur and Lila (Olivia Thirlby); she tries hard to show to him that she likes him, but he thinks she likes him as a friend, but when they talk to each other and understand how things work, things start to get it right. By the way I think that "awkward and funny" conversations between the two was one of the most realistic things I've ever seen in terms of films. In the drama is settled right in the beginning that something tragical is going to happen, we're not sure why or what, and the interesting is that when we finally are enjoying the story, seeing the problems of the characters we almost forget this fact. Writer and director David Gordon Green divided the story in a interesting way. A subtle and calm presentation of characters and their lives, then one big event that shocks everyone, and the dramatic result of that event. Annie and Glenn little daughter disappearance is this event, and then she is found dead by Arhtur and his friend. I was surprised with this fact first because the story didn't follow this path, after all, besides the problems between the former couple they are dedicated fathers in their ways; and second, something happened to the girl and here in this movie I wasn't expecting possible answers for what happened, it seemed so right on the line, direct, with no false clues (things that usually occurs in many other films).After watching Green's "Undertow" (great film about a journey and what happens in it) and this one I can truly say that the director really knows how to make a simple movie interesting, worth watching despite its downer themes, yet he can put some questions and he doesn't force anyone to want answers, they will come naturally as soon as you watch the films and pay attention to details in it or details in life. Sam Rockwell in the role of Glenn has one of the most interesting performances of the movie. I think he's got the most down to earth role of his career, as a loser character who always tries to change things, but he can't for some strange reasons, his changes always takes him to a dangerous way, even fighting with Nate and Annie, or getting drunk. His reactions in the end were shocking yet real in some ways. I really wasn't expecting that. As a warning I say to you that this a matter of discussion for many viewers and many of them disliked the movie because of that. But who cares? Watch it and see it for yourself and think about it. 10/10

I have already read a few reviews of previous visitors and I must say that I highly doubt that I can make a big contribution to this list of reviews other than this: If you're a parent, you're probably going to enjoy this movie, simply because you can relate to it. I myself on the other hand did not really enjoy it. I don't have kids, and I watch way too many movies to be deeply impressed by this one. I started watching this movie with high expectations but I ended up being disappointed, sure it's a sad story but it took way too long before something actually happened. And it didn't really touch me at all.That being said, for some people this is going to be a great movie. If you're looking for a sensitive drama, a tearjerker and you're a parent. This is definitely your movie, so enjoy!