Until Midnight (& Sometimes Later)

Complicated in structure, The Words is an unassuming drama about the intertwining lives of three different writers. It’s about life and love and writing, and how to deal with not getting what you want in life–and also how to deal with it when you do . . .

This one is chock full of fine performances–read the full review at buzzymag.

An excerpt:
The Words is a quiet drama about actions and consequences. I’ve been waiting for this one to come out, because I knew it was a movie about a writer–it’s actually about three writers, structured as a story within a story.

I spent Friday in the movie theater. Pretty much all day. Early matinee of House at the End of the Street, then Mike met me for a later matinee of Dredd. We hit the local Red Robin for dinner with Mark, then back to the theater for End of Watch followed by Trouble With the Curve. Now I just have to keep them all straight in my head and write them up. Good thing I took notes . . . .