Title: Two Roads Diverged at Renaissance Field
Product review: "Mr. Destiny" has a worthy theme, an excellent cast and a smooth progression, but I struggle to remember any character or scene that moved me deeply. It is like a soap bubble--amusing, attractive but ephemeral. It isn't bad. With Jim Belushi's easy-going charm and an outstanding group of supporting actors, how could it be? My favorite scene involves one of those supporting actors (Maury Chaykin) and Belushi in a hilarious negotiation over paving the driveway. "There's a mud guy?" And the movie can make us think about how we wistfully look back at the choices and events of our lives, but I think other stories ("It's a Wonderful Life", "Back to the Future", "Frequency") or poems ("The Road Not Taken") do a much better job of that. The movie is rated PG-13 for profanity, some thematic elements and a lingerie-clad love scene.
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