Comments on: Antwone Fisher http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 05 Feb 2012 02:52:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Micah http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html/comment-page-1#comment-14497 Micah Mon, 17 Oct 2011 23:32:28 +0000 http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html#comment-14497 It might not have happened that way, true the movie is based on a true story, but some things in movies aren't the same as how they really happened, you know, to give it some more entertainment. Either way, your opinion is your own, I could see how people would get angry at this, honestly I would have if you had been leaning towards what everyone down their thought you were, but I get what your saying. I however disagree with that, I believe it is very possible, some mothers don't care much for their children, I am not saying that his mother didn't, but reuniting a child with a mother who didn't want them would result in what Antwone's moment was. I did not proof read this comment, so I am sorry if i made any mistake, or said something that is not clear, thank you. It might not have happened that way, true the movie is based on a true story, but some things in movies aren’t the same as how they really happened, you know, to give it some more entertainment. Either way, your opinion is your own, I could see how people would get angry at this, honestly I would have if you had been leaning towards what everyone down their thought you were, but I get what your saying. I however disagree with that, I believe it is very possible, some mothers don’t care much for their children, I am not saying that his mother didn’t, but reuniting a child with a mother who didn’t want them would result in what Antwone’s moment was. I did not proof read this comment, so I am sorry if i made any mistake, or said something that is not clear, thank you.

]]> By: Mac http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html/comment-page-1#comment-977 Mac Sun, 08 Apr 2007 19:52:00 +0000 http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html#comment-977 I always look forward to your reviews- wish you would keep it up more. My favorite txreview was "Lost in Translation". My problem with this movie is Denzel Washington. He is a little too smug and self-absorbed- and not very professional (I'm in the profession). He's patronizing, superior in a paternalistic, overly familiar sort of way. A good male therapist does not refer to his clients/patients as, "son". It occured to me after seeing this movie, that Denzel Washington essentially plays the same character in all his movies- I've been avoiding his movies since this realization. I always look forward to your reviews- wish you would keep it up more. My favorite txreview was “Lost in Translation”.

My problem with this movie is Denzel Washington. He is a little too smug and self-absorbed- and not very professional (I’m in the profession). He’s patronizing, superior in a paternalistic, overly familiar sort of way. A good male therapist does not refer to his clients/patients as, “son”. It occured to me after seeing this movie, that Denzel Washington essentially plays the same character in all his movies- I’ve been avoiding his movies since this realization.

]]> By: blueduck http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html/comment-page-1#comment-913 blueduck Tue, 27 Mar 2007 14:03:09 +0000 http://txreviews.com/movies/antwone.html#comment-913 Well, of course it happens. I'm sorry you misunderstood what I was saying here. Of course foster children or adoptive children can find their parents. I never meant to say otherwise. What I was trying to say was that the scene where Antwone Fisher talks to his mother is a big fat lie. I don't believe that it happened just that way. It's simply too unlikely. Without giving away too much of what happens, I don't believe that anyone would behave the way that the mother does when the Fisher character confronts her. Well, of course it happens. I’m sorry you misunderstood what I was saying here. Of course foster children or adoptive children can find their parents. I never meant to say otherwise. What I was trying to say was that the scene where Antwone Fisher talks to his mother is a big fat lie. I don’t believe that it happened just that way. It’s simply too unlikely. Without giving away too much of what happens, I don’t believe that anyone would behave the way that the mother does when the Fisher character confronts her.

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