Sweet November

Neither a masterpiece nor a remake of one, but its wistfulness is infectious, and its melancholy mood lingers for days.

The sort of movie that seems to exist for no good reason except to keep the studio's pipeline filled with filmed product.

It's all corny and contrived and usually sensitive. The filmmakers even dare to show the effects of illness--a subject frequently glamorized to the point of being insulting--in a love scene of rare honesty.

Charlize Theron has charm and skill, but no actress could survive this role, which has the gravity and verisimilitude of a sketch from a late-sixties Nancy Sinatra TV special.

A hellacious stew of romance and tragedy that gives the words "screwball" and "pathos" a bad name.

Get out your handkerchiefs. No, scratch that -- get out a pair of windshield wipers and staple them to your brow. Perhaps they'll obscure the screen.

Sara is supposed to be an adorable screwball with a fatal disease. Ms. Theron certainly gets the adorable right. With a comic style that's close to unerring, she not only deserves better than this junk but the very best.

The movie was ok, not something I would admire nor would recommend someone to watch.well, I felt Reeves overacted in few sections though he is a good actor.I could not digest series of events that followed since their first encounter. It was totally Illogical. Yes,it had emotions,but movie lacked balance of emotions and drama.Well, Nelson Moss (Keanu Reeves) should have called the police when Sara Deever (Charlize Theron) was irritating him.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A really unrated movie, It would deserve much more respect and Charlize is amazing!

The movie was ok, not something I would admire nor would recommend someone to watch.well, I felt Reeves overacted in few sections though he is a good actor.I could not digest series of events that followed since their first encounter. It was totally Illogical. Yes,it had emotions,but movie lacked balance of emotions and drama.Well, Nelson Moss (Keanu Reeves) should have called the police when Sara Deever (Charlize Theron) was irritating him.

Es una mala película, probablemente la última hora es buena, el protagonista se da cuenta que la vida no puede resumirse en trabajo sino en intentar disfrutar la vida. El problema es que son dos horas, por lo que la primera hora es totalmente insufrible, con un guion que es inverosímil, la única razón por la que Sara se acerca a Nelson es porque es KEANU REEVES y de la misma forma la única razón por la que Nelson acepta pasar el mes de noviembre con ella es por que es CHARLIZE THERON, si fueran actores menos atractivos y conocidos esta película no hubiera visto la luz, pero supongo que es un acierto la elección de reparto aunque con ese presupuesto no era difícil realmente. Tendría una mejor nota pero su final aunque diferente, no era lo que se esperaba.