Title: A Politically-Correct Melodrama: A Definite Stinker
Product review: Waste of money. Waste of time. Well-known cast. Amateurish direction. Plotless. Politically correct to the point of being stupid. The film's incessant attempts at humor fail. Eric Roberts' character laughs-off his grave circumstance throughout most of the film. He is self-important, Godless and emotionally false. It's difficult to empathize with such an unrealisitic character. The best performances in this film were given by Gregory Harrison and Lee Grant. The best scene is Gregory Harrison and Eric Roberts' passionate farewell kiss. Most authentic moment in the film: Lee Grant's reaction to her dying son being carried off. Very difficult to watch through in one-sitting because it's so repetitive and vapid. You will wait and wait for something to happen and nothing ever does until the final moments. If you choose to waste your time with this film, you'll be sorry you did.
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