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Collateral Beauty
When the unexpected happens to a successful New York advertising executive, he begins to write letter to universe about time, love and death but when he gets a sudden response to his letters a new him emerges.
18 February 2004, Dallas, Texas, USA
6 September 1976, London, England, UK
13 January 1976, Chicago, Illinois, USA
December 16, 2016
A holiday movie with Hallmark Channel DNA that should star Jaleel White and Judith Light but somehow snagged a top-line cast that includes Will Smith, Helen Mirren, Kate Winslet, Keira Knightley and Edward Norton.
December 17, 2016
The cast feels checked out: Winslet and Norton, two attractive and charismatic performers, have never looked more painted and tired.
January 17, 2017
It's pretty hard to be overcome with emotion when you're groaning at each calculated, predictable and downright unpleasant turn.
February 01, 2017
Substitutes the necessary elements of personality and tangible emotion for overblown, new-age schmaltz, that manages to pull off the feat of being pompous and stale at the same time.
February 04, 2017
This is a contrived storyline that comes across as mean-spirited.
December 18, 2016
The failure of "Collateral Beauty" is all the more grievous for the waste of its superb actors.
January 20, 2017
Why did it get made? And how much did its gifted cast of big names have to be paid to enable them to suspend disbelief and commit themselves to such a concentrated dose of drivel?
December 18, 2016
If there's one constant about Collateral Beauty, it's how consistently it disappoints.
December 16, 2016
Somewhere in a forest, a maple tree wants all its sap back.
December 19, 2016
It's transparently cynical, with no apparent endgame in mind other than simple profit. That it's able to waste such a fleet of capable actors and such elegant cinematography in the process is its main achievement.
March 01, 2017
It is so completely demented in so many ways that it beggars belief that it could have made its journey from the page to big screen without anyone in a position of power along the way trying to shut the whole thing down.