The film was pretty predictable, but it was notable for a couple of reasons. Firstly the two young girls who plays Thornton's daughters were surprisingly good. They weren't those precocious girl types but seemed more "normal," which were good. The second thing was that there's a really huge star in the film, but he gets absolutely no billing. Not at the start of the film, not on the poster. Nowhere. I wonder why. When he first appeared in the film, my first reaction was "Why's this actor doing an impersonation of...?" So I don't know what to think.
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I went to see "Astronaut Farmer."
The film was pretty predictable, but it was notable for a couple of reasons. Firstly the two young girls who plays Thornton's daughters were surprisingly good. They weren't those precocious girl types but seemed more "normal," which were good. The second thing was that there's a really huge star in the film, but he gets absolutely no billing. Not at the start of the film, not on the poster. Nowhere. I wonder why. When he first appeared in the film, my first reaction was "Why's this actor doing an impersonation of...?" So I don't know what to think.
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