Rob Reiner gives us yet another winning coming-of-age tale, this time following the growing attraction between a girl and a boy in the '60s that audiences of any age can enjoy
di Betsy Sharkey The Los Angeles Times
As he proved so winningly in "Stand by Me," Rob Reiner is a filmmaker who has a way of telling stories about kids, suffusing them with ambivalence and insecurity about their still-evolving selves that feels both heartfelt and authentic.
So it is, once again many years later, with "Flipped," a tale of very young love and loss also set in the '60s. And though our two lovebirds, Juli and Bryce, live in white, middle-class suburbia, the experience feels universal and the oft-trod coming-of-age terrain feels newly turned. [...]
di Betsy Sharkey, articolo completo (5270 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 6 agosto 2010
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